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big-screen-movie |
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social
drama/action |
| length |
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about
144 minutes |
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theatrical
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certificate |
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India:
November 10, 1972 |
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India - 1972 |
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| PRODUCTION |
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India |
| production |
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Kala
Enterprises |
| executive
producer |
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S. Noor |
| screenplay |
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Aziz
Quaisi, story: B.C.
Mahor,
dialogue: Ramesh Pant |
| music |
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MUSIC: Rahul
Dev Burman
LYRICS: Majrooh Sultanpuri
SINGERS: Asha Bhosle, Kishore Kumar
TITLES:
'Tere Milan Ko Kaise Chalu Piya, Ghar Se Nikal Dekho Na' Asha Bhosle
'Jiye Tihora Laalna, Daale Ho Mero Man Ka Paalna' Asha Bhosle
'Achchi Nahin Sanam Dillagi, Dile-Bekarar Se' Kishore Kumar, Asha
Bhosle
'Tum To Kya Ho Ji, Haa Haa Bolo' Kishore Kumar, Asha
Bhosle
'Aaja Aaja Sanam Piya Mere Yehraat' Asha
Bhosle (Helen's song-and-dance)
'Lalla Lalla Lall.... Tum To Bade Buzdil Ho Ji Kaise Na
Kah' Asha
Bhosle
'Bahiyaa Dhar Ke Lipta Gali Ke Andhere Mein' Asha
Bhosle
'Aa Phir Main Kahan Phir Tu Kahan Honga Re Sanam' Asha
Bhosle
published: Saregama / HMV |
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| set design |
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G.L.
Jadhav |
| costume
design |
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Leena,
M. Shafi, costumes from Embassy Tailors |
| choreography |
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Suresh
Bhatt, Gopi Krishna, Surya Kumar (dances), ass.: Habiba |
| action
scenes |
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Azim
Bhai (fights) |
| cinematography |
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Dara
Engineer, W.I.C.A. |
| distribution |
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Shemaroo
Video Pvt. Ltd. - DVD - India, 2004 |
| filming
location |
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India |
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| DIRECTOR |
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S.M.
Sagar |
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| CAST |
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Ashok
Kumar (Thakur
Virendra Singh)
Asha Parekh (Janki and Kiran - dual role)
Vijay Arora (Chandra-Prakash V. Singh)
Sulochana (Ratna V. Singh)
Raj Mehra (Munshi Din Dayal)
Indira Bansal (Pannabai, owner of a brothel)
Sudhir (Ramesh, bangles seller)
Pran (Mr. Reen)
Mumtaz Begum
Danny Denzongpa (Raja, student and villain)
Geeta Kaushal
Kundan
Keshav Rana
Reshma
Shivraj
Baby Kalpana
Brahmachari (Prakash's friend)
SUPPORTING CAST
Amir Ali
Dinanath
C.S. Dubey
Jago
Anoop Kumar (Vikram)
Prakash Mishra
B.C. Mahor
Nathuram
Shaktijeet
Shamoo
Radhe Shyam
Aziz Siddiqui
Hardeep Singh
SPECIAL APPEARANCE
Helen (Mrs. Reen, hotel owner and
ex-dancer)
Nazima (Shobhna Dayal, Suraj' girlfriend) |
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| Kabir's
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Kabir puts
in a lengthy guest appearance as Suraj-Prakash Virendra Singh,
Thakur Virendra Singh's elder son and brother
of Prakash. |
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...Mahesh
Kaul's Rakhi Rakhi (1969). |
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GENERAL INFORMATION |
• some quotes from
the movie:
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Kabir to his
uncle Vikram: "Talk to me next month, uncle. You've already
talked this
month ."
• Kabir to
his brother Prakash: "To give up one's love for mother's
wish is not cowardice, it is sacrifice!"
• Kabir meets
his birth mother for the first time: "I am meeting you
for the first time today but I don't know why I feel as if I've known you for years."
• A few other remarkable quotes from the movie:
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Shobhna: "Let us bear what's written in our destiny!"
• Prakash to baddie Raja: "Those who speak too
much, don't act!"
• Prakash, jokingly: "Mister God, this is none of your
business!"
• amorous bangles seller Ramesh to Janki: "Just as
your forehead, your hair and your life is also empty."
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PEOPLE |
• Ashok Kumar was
born in 1911 and died in 2001. He was called the 'grandfather
of Indian cinema', made more than 300 movies and starred
with Kabir in
several movies, among them SAZAA (1972), HARFAN
MAULA (1976).
• Ashok Kumar was one of the very first actors to develop
a more natural style of acting, moving away from the stilted and mannerist approach
that was more common at the time.
• Starring in the very successful Kismat in 1943, Ashok Kumar became
the first-ever actor to play a negative part in an Indian movie.
• Ashok Kumar's brother died on October 13, 1987 - on Ashok's birthday. Ashok
Kumar never celebrated his birthday again.
• Pran was born in 1920 in Delhi and thus was about 52
when Rakhi Aur Hathkadi was made.
• Pran made movies as early as 1940 and has a career spanning
more than 60 years in the Indian film business.
• Well-known and much-loved for his many screen appearances as baddie, Pran received
from the film industry magazine Stardust in 2000 the award of the legendary 'villain
of
the Millennium'.
• Asha Parekh was born on October 2,
1942
in
Bangalore,
India.
• Celebrated director Bimal Roy
casted Asha Parekh for Baap Beti (1954) when she was only
10 years old.
• Teesri Manzil (1966) was one of the biggest screen hits by Asha
Parekh, who trained as a ballet dancer. She plays alongside her favourite
movie hero Shammi
Kapoor.
• Asha Parekh's many hit movies in the sixties
and seventies earned her the accolade 'Jubilee Girl'.
• Asha Parekh says she is a lousy cook and hates salads "because
they remind me of diets" -
but a long parade of her screen heroes, including Shammi
Kapoor,
Shashi
Kapoor, and Rajesh Khanna have fond memories of her Goan fish curry and her fried
fish dishes, which she cooked at home and brought to the set.
• Sudhir appeared also in many other films starring Kabir,
among them MERA SHIKAAR (1988), MANZILEIN
AUR BHI HAIN (1974), ISHQ
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