KUCH DIL NE KAHA OLD HINDI SONG MOVIE
The movie includes many popular songs such as "Dheere Dheere Machal" picturised on Surekha & Tarun Bose, sung by Lata Mangeshkar and composed by Hemant Kumar. The music for the movie was composed by Hemant Kumar and the lyrics were written by Kaifi Azmi. Kuch dil ne kaha Anupma Hemnat Kumar Kaifi Azmi. “My aunt died during childbirth, my uncle became an alcoholic, and he couldn’t stand his daughter" Part of the film, including the hit song, "Kuch Dil Ne Kaha was shot in Mahabaleshwar. However, my most favourite songs of Lata ji of 1950s - 60s - the greatest musical era of Bollywood, are presented and I hope you will like my list also. In an interview, the director shared that film was partly based on the life of his cousin. Finally, Uma's father agrees and Uma leaves with Ashok to her village.
Uma falls in love with Ashok but she cannot do anything to jeopardize the already fragile relationship between her and her father who dislikes Ashok. Things change when young Ashok enters Uma's life. He returns home after studying engineering abroad for five years, and joins them along with his friend, Ashok ( Dharmendra), a writer and a teacher who due to his straightforward nature most of the time remains jobless. Meanwhile, Arun (Deven Verma), son of Mohan Sharma's friend Hari Mehta, and who is set to marry Uma but starts loving Annie ( Shashikala) instead. As time passes, Mohan Sharma's health starts failing due to overwork and alcoholism doctors suggest a change of weather to a hill station, Mahabaleshwar. Album: Anupama (1966) Kuch dil ne kaha Kuch bhi nahin Kuch dil ne suna Kuch bhi nahin Ayesi bhi baate hoti hain Ayesi bhi baate hoti hain Kuch dil ne kaha. Naturally, the daughter grows up all by herself and becomes highly introverted and depressed. Mohan Sharma (Tarun Bose), a successful businessman in Bombay, marries Aruna (Surekha Pandit) late in life, and is leading a happy married life, when, unfortunately, his wife dies during childbirth, leaving behind a young daughter, Uma ( Sharmila Tagore), whom he cannot bear to see, except when he is drunk.
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