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Banner | Guru Dutt Films P.Ltd |
Director | Guru Dutt |
Writer | Abrar Alvi |
Producer | Abrar Alvi |
Orginal music | S. D. Burman |
Cinematography | V.K. Murthy |
Film Editing | Y.G. Chawhan |
Art Director | M.R. Achrekar |
Camera Operator | |
Assistant Cameramen | |
Playback Singers | Asha Bhosle, Geeta Dutt, Mohammad Rafi |
Character | Actor / Actress |
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Shanti | Waheeda Rehman |
Suresh Sinha | Guru Dutt |
Pramila 'Pammi' Sinha | Kumari Naaz (Baby Naaz) |
Rocky ("Suresh Sinha's" brother-in-law) | Johnny Walker |
Rai Bahadur B.P. Verma ("Suresh Sinha's" Father-in-law) | Mahesh Kaul |
Bina (wife of Suresh Sinha) | Veena (Veena Sapru) |
Veterinarian | Minoo Mumtaz |
Telephone Operator | TunTun |
Mrs. Varma(Rai Bahadur's girlfriend) | Pratima Devi |
Nilofer | |
Ruby Myers | |
Sheila Vaz | |
Vikram Kapoor | |
Mehmood | |
Mohan Choti | |
Munshi Muqqa | |
Haroon | |
V. Ratra | |
Tony Walker | |
Ratna |
Many claim that the film is semi-autobiographical of Guru Dutt and that he portrayed his angst in the movie. At the time of production of the film, Guru Dutt's marriage to Geeta Dutt was under strain due to his liking for Waheeda Rehman. This was openly known causing Guru Dutt's personal life to resemble that of the protagonist in the movie. However, the forecast of his own (Guru Dutt's) death, to parallel the sad and imminent death of the protagonist in the film, is debatable. Another explanation for the inspiration is Guru Dutt's association with Gyan Mukherjee, the famous 1940s director whose Qismet (1941) had made him into a household name. The life and subsequent failures of Mukherjee, whom Guru Dutt had joined in 1950, influenced him deeply. Many think that Kaghaz ke Phool was based on Gyan Mukherjee's life and failures,[5] as Guru Dutt's previous film Pyaasa had been dedicated to him. |
Release Date | 1-Jan-59 |
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Budget | |
Revenue |
Filmfare Best Cinematographer Award - V.K. Murthy Filmfare Best Art Direction Award - M.R. Acharekar |
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Soundtrack
Lyrics: Kaifi Azmi | Music: S.D.Burman
1. Dekhi Zamane Ki Yari | देखी ज़माने की यारी
Voice: Mohammad Rafi.
2. Ek Do Teen | एक दो तीन
Voice: Geeta Dutt, Chorus.
3. Hum Tum Jise Kehta Hai | हम तुम जिसे कहता है
Voice: Mohammad Rafi.
4. San San Woh Chali Hawa | सन सन वो चली हवा
Voice: Mohammad Rafi, Asha Bhosle.
5. Ulte Sidhe Dao Lagaye | उल्टे सीधे ड्म लगाए
Voice: Mohammad Rafi, Asha Bhosle.
6. Waqt Ne Kiya Haseen Sitam | वक़्त ने किया हसीन सितम
Voice: Geeta Dutt.
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