As it goes it's done pretty well, but of course the music is the thing! Although I liked his older brother Raj and along with this one some of his other films too I could never understand Shammi's over-expressive style of acting or his appeal (not being a woman maybe) - imho he almost ruined some of the songs here with his mugging and jerky movements. A woman is murdered and her old friend played by Shammi Kapoor feels obliged to help track down the culprit. Burman composed some good tunes for this, perfectly showcasing the talents that were Asha Bhosle and Mohammed Rafi. With a soundtrack that proved to be a milestone in Hindi film music, as also a big win in young R.D.This is a perfect example of Indian pop cinema from the 1960's reflecting the relentless encroachment of Western style music and beat generation dancing - however R. Teesri Manzil (1966) is perhaps the best ‘whodunit’ mystery in the history of Hindi cinema. What follows next is a riveting musical thriller that leaves the viewer with an edge-of-the-seat experience as Sunita’s sister’s real killer is revealed and Rocky exonerates himself from all suspicion. However, as Sunita tries to nail Rocky, she falls in love with a man named Anil Kumar ‘Sona’, but who is actually Rocky. She goes to the scenic hill station to unravel the circumstances leading to her sister’s death, strongly believing that a musician named Rocky is to blame for her family’s misfortune. She is believed to have committed suicide, but her sister, Sunita, suspects foul play. Now lyrics of Kishore Kumar version, as well as the translations of the two versions have been added- all thanks to Sudhir jee.Ī woman jumps off the third floor of a popular hotel in Mussoorie. PS-Initial writeup only included the lyrics of Lata version of the song. I am sure readers of this blog would love it. This song tells us about the Bombay ( as Mumbai was then called) of yesteryears when things were much different and more innocent than they are today. I like them too, but in addition,I also like this song for its picturisation. Many people like this song because of the music, lyrics and the vocals. And it is informative to observe that heavy rain in Bombay those days only led to drenching of clothes, and the city did not come under water unlike what happens now a days after one heavy shower. The shooting has taken place on real locations, viz bus stands,on public roads, on the sea beach and other landmarks of Bombay. Lata’s version of the song has Amitabh and Mausami Chatterji enjoying Bombay rain like commoners. When it comes to audio, Kishore Version is more popular.īut when it comes to picturisation, there is little doubt that the Lata version takes the cake. Based on one’s subjective judgement, one may like one version better than the other or may decide to like them both equally. Once in the voice of Lata and the second time in the voice of Kishore. Autopano Giga Keygen Machine on this page. It is one of the first songs that comes to mind when one thinks of rain songs. This movie “Manzil” was one of the unsuccessful movies of Amitabh Bachchan, but this one song from this movie, viz “Rimjhim gire saawan” has become the stuff of legends already. Check out the song 'Rim jhim Gire Sawan' from the movie Manzil (1979) Directed by Basu Chatterjee and Produced. Manzil Manzil movie songs free download mp3 audio Manzil Manzil mp3 songs direct download Hindi movies Filed in: Hindi Old Songs Tags: 1984, Asha Parekh, Dimple Kapadia, Hindi, Kulbhushan Kharbanda.

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