This is an important reminder of 'Qayamat'
Rosie aka Waheeda Rehman, who gave her exhilarating dance performance in Vijay Anand's 'Guide', must have come before the eyes of die-hard fans of film songs, music and dance till they say 'Kanto ke khinch ke yah aanchal..'. This is one of the best examples of the very close relationship between the artist and the song. You will also appreciate how Wahida ji has given his classical music and dance training in this song dance. But I told you, if Smita Patil also performed the same song on the silver screen, you might have been surprised by it or the 'overlap' that has been played with some songs in today's digital age. (Often it's annoying) There will be something like that. That is, the ridiculous creativity of putting aside the original song in the film and fitting some other song over it has increased. You are thinking that this type will be there. (Qayamat Memory)
But nothing like
that. Indeed, Smita Patil brought to the silver screen the song Kanto Ke
Khich Ke Auchal, written by Shailendra, sung by Lata Mangeshkar and composed by
Sachin Dev Burman. You can also find it by searching on Google. I said
this according to the culture of today's global era of going to Google quickly
if something goes wrong. You will find this song in it (obviously you will
search for it when I tell it here) but how that song was born should not be
told? Produced by Salim and Raj N. This sum has been achieved in the
film Qayamat directed by Sippy (released in Mumbai on November 4, 1983. It's
been almost forty years).
While experiencing the
thrill of 'Qayamat' at our press show, Shashi (Smita Patil) is urged to sing at
a party. At that time, a new song would have fit easily. The film's
lyricist Mazruh and music composer Rahul Dev Burman were able to do it easily. Director
Raj N. Sippy thought, what if we used an old song instead or showed
it? Asha Bhosle's forever youthful song Chura Liya Hai Tumane Jo Dil Ko
Hai from 'Yadon Ki Baaraat' (1973) flashed before his eyes. For this he
contacted the producer and director of 'Yadon Ki Baaraat' Nasir
Hussain. Songs, music and dance are always present in Nasir Hussain's
films 'Hukma Mache Paati', when his old films are released in repeat run or
matinee shows, songs are a big feature of his films. How will she leave
it? After his refusal, Raj N. Sippy interacted with Vijay
Anand. Goldie Anand agreed as it would be a 'proper use' of the song from
his film 'Guide' and then Smita Patil also got the chance to perform the same
song on screen. The only difference is that the song of 'Guide' was shot
in Udaipur, Rajasthan. Vijay Anand's directorial touch is visible in
it. In 'Qayamat' it is in the same spot as it is in a party.(Qayamat
Memory)
This is an important
reminder of 'Qayamat'. She herself is Raj N. Understood by Sippy on
the sets of 'Saugandh' (1991). Director Raj N. Sippy was an assistant
director to Gulzar for many years. While starting work as an independent
director, he kept 'focus' on bringing the 'themes' of English films to Hindi
without prioritizing any of Gulzar's sensibilities, local subjects, flashback
techniques. His directorial debut 'Inkaar' (1977) clarified his 'focus'
and then continued with 'Josh' (1981), 'Satte Pe Satta' (1982). It's like
getting used to it. He made 'Qayamat' based on the central idea of the
Hollywood film 'Cape Fever' (1982).
Your police inspector friend S. P. Rajeshwar (Dharmendra) who is
angry that Kamal (Shatrughan Sinha) did not conduct a proper investigation and
was jailed in a murder case, systematically harasses Kamal's sister Sudha
(Poonam Dhillaan) after he is released from prison. A mystery. Effect
of English picture on overall presentation.
The biggest plus point of the picture, is the cinematography by Anwar Siraj and
the composition by Vaman Guru. Technically the picture is
better. That's why we get involved from the beginning. You can watch
this movie on YouTube.(Qayamat Memory)
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Talkies are designed like old single screen theatres…
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Dharmendra's negative
shade role is remarkable. Also starring Shatrughan Sinha, Jayaprada, Smita
Patil, Poonam Dhillon, Shakti Kapoor, Iftekhar, Arun Bakshi, Prema Narayan,
Sudhir Dalvi, Bharat Kapoor, Pinchu Kapoor, Jayshree T., Madhu Malhotra, Narendranath,
Ram Mohan etc. The film is written by Kader Khan and screenplay by Mohan
Kaul and Ravi Kapoor. The film was remade in Telugu as
'Nippullati'. Raj N. While Sippy's career as a director was
progressing, three films like 'Boxer', 'Andar Bahar' and 'Baazi' came out in a
single year in 1984. In the next year i.e. 1985, 'Shiva Ka Insaf' (this is
3D) came one after the other. During that time, Raj N was wandering around
the studio for shooting reporting. Sippy's film shoot looked promising…with
the same directorial continuity, he made Vinod Khanna the hero of 'Satyamev
Jayate' (1987) after his comeback. My favorite movie of his is Thanedar
(1990). He added a lot of color to the concept that the policeman becomes
the darling of the villagers. The film has Jeetendra, Jayaprada, Sanjay
Dutt, Madhuri Dixit in lead roles. Evana Raj N. If Sippy succeeded in
reducing the influence of English film on his direction…
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