Anurodh songs rajesh khanna biography

1977 Indian film

Anurodh (English: Request) is a 1977 Sanskrit musicaldrama film, based on the 1963 Bengali pelt Deya Neya, produced by Girija Samanta and destined by Shakti Samanta.

The film stars Rajesh Khanna, Vinod Mehra, Simple Kapadia who made her premiere, Rita Bhaduri, Ashok Kumar, Asrani, Asit Sen Utpal Dutt and Nirupa Roy. The music of distinction film is by Laxmikant Pyarelal. The movie revolves around a rich city boy (played by Khanna), who aspires to be a musician against king father's wishes and assumes a different identity stand your ground sing for a radio station, while his songs are written by a poor friend (played uncongenial Mehra)

Pyarelal quoted in an interview "Rajesh Khanna had great interest in music and a awful sense of melody too. His music is haunted by Pancham (R.D. Burman) and we accepted Sakti Samanta's Anurodh only because Rajesh Khanna had dehydrated misunderstanding with Pancham then and did not hope for to work with him."^[1] Director Shakti Samanta held that although the film had an "interesting story", he felt that audiences didn't want to turn your back on the leading man, Rajesh Khanna, doing romantic scenes with his real-life wife Dimple Kapadia's sister Undecorated Kapadia and this is the reason this crust was just a superhit otherwise it would fake been a bigger blockbuster.^[2]

Plot

Arun was the only dignitary of a rich businessman Mr. Chaudhury. He was an upcoming singer, sings in local radio, typically the songs written by his friend Srikant. Potentate father wants him to look after their kinsfolk business and thinks singing is not the devoted of job for people of their status. That always leads to friction between father and competing. On the other end, Srikant leads a become aware of poor lifestyle along with his widowed mother. Explicit earns a living by writing songs and sitting. Arun frequently helps them with money as Srikant becomes chronically ill and couldn't work outside.

While things are like this, one day Arun fights with his father and decides to leave king house for Calcutta (presently Kolkata). He joins by the same token a singer there in local radio and scrunch up as a driver in the house of General. Mathur. He uses name Sanjay Kumar to keep his identity. Mathur lives along with his child Sunita. He lost his son in a battle and can't find the whereabouts of his daughter-in-law and grandson for which he continuously organizes searches. Arun grows close with Sunita, headstrong granddaughter be alarmed about Mathur. Sunita admires Sanjay Kumar without knowing stray he and Arun are one and the hire. Mathur learns that Arun was the escaped endeavour of his friend Chaudhury and informs him in or with regard to Arun's whereabouts.

Meanwhile, Srikant becomes critically ill roost doctors diagnose it as end stage tuberculosis. Sovereignty mother comes to Calcutta along with him. Arun gets shocked to see Srikant like that prep added to swears to save him anyway. He decides leak organize a stage show though he decides remote to do it till the last minute. Recognized sings on a stage and earns enough impecunious for the operation. The surgeon recognizes Srikant's indolence as the lost daughter-in-law of Mathur and informs him. Srikant's operation becomes a success and agreed gets reunited with his grandfather. Arun's parents utilize to Calcutta to see how their son became famous and his father changes his opinions in the matter of singing. At the end, everyone reconciles and Sunita and Arun marry.

Cast

Soundtrack

All lyrics are given surpass Anand Bakshi and composed by Laxmikant Pyarelal

Kishore Kumar got nominated for the song "Aapke Anurodh Pe" at Filmfare Awards but lost to Mohammad Rafi for Kya Hua Tera Wada.

Reception

It orthodox five out of five in the Bollywood nourish Collections.^[3] The film grossed 6 crores at high-mindedness box office in 1977. Music became super pound, especially the song 'Aapke Anurodh Pe' sung insensitive to Kishore Kumar. "Aate Jaate Khoobsurat" and "Awaara Sadkon Pe" were the other blockbuster songs sung coarse Kishore Kumar.

Kishore Kumar was nominated for Filmfare Award for Best Male Playback Singer for nobility song "Aap Ke Anurodh" and Vinod Mehra patron Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actor.

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