Showing posts with label Nargis Dutt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nargis Dutt. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 1, 2010

Happy Birthday Nargis Dutt.





My favorite song featuring her -



A divine moment. The best on-screen pair in BW coming together in the end of the film. Nargis Dutt serving water to Raj Kapoor. Truly a divine moment for me. The song itself took the film 2 levels up.

Happy Birthday Nargis Dutt.





My favorite song featuring her -



A divine moment. The best on-screen pair in BW coming together in the end of the film. Nargis Dutt serving water to Raj Kapoor. Truly a divine moment for me. The song itself took the film 2 levels up.

Monday, December 14, 2009

Randhir, Rishi Kapoor launch Raj Kapoor's Awaara



Launching movie screenplays and dialogues seems to be the new trend. Rajkumar Hirani's [ Images ] Lage Raho Munna Bhai seemed to start the trend, and it has been followed by Raj Kapoor's [ Images ] 1951 release Awaara.

December 14 marks the 85th birth anniversary of Raj Kapoor, and it was celebrated by launching the screenplay of one of his most popular films, Awaara.

Titled Awaara - The Dialogue of Awaara, Raj Kapoor's Immortal Classic, the event was attended by his sons Randhir and Rishi Kapoor [ Images ]. Author and documentary filmmaker Nasreen Munni Kabir has presented the book.

"It is impossible to remake Awaara," said Randhir Kapoor, at the book's launch on Saturday at Crosswords, Juhu [ Images ], in the western suburban of Mumbai [ Images ].

Read more from HERE

Randhir, Rishi Kapoor launch Raj Kapoor's Awaara



Launching movie screenplays and dialogues seems to be the new trend. Rajkumar Hirani's [ Images ] Lage Raho Munna Bhai seemed to start the trend, and it has been followed by Raj Kapoor's [ Images ] 1951 release Awaara.

December 14 marks the 85th birth anniversary of Raj Kapoor, and it was celebrated by launching the screenplay of one of his most popular films, Awaara.

Titled Awaara - The Dialogue of Awaara, Raj Kapoor's Immortal Classic, the event was attended by his sons Randhir and Rishi Kapoor [ Images ]. Author and documentary filmmaker Nasreen Munni Kabir has presented the book.

"It is impossible to remake Awaara," said Randhir Kapoor, at the book's launch on Saturday at Crosswords, Juhu [ Images ], in the western suburban of Mumbai [ Images ].

Read more from HERE