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The 80s was the era of Doordarshan with soaps like Hum Log, Buniyaad and comedy shows like Yeh Jo Hai Zindagi which made Doordarshan a household name. Circus, Gul Gulshan Gulfam and Nukkad are some of the serials that come instantly to my mind when I think of the good old days of Doordarshan. Those were phenomenal days when people gathered in crowds to watch the telecast of these serials.

The characters of Ramayan and Mahabharat were almost worshiped like God and Goddess throughout the country. Other popular programs included Hindi film songs based programs like Chitrahaar and Rangoli and crime thrillers like Karamchand, Byomkesh Bakshi, Tehkikaat and Janki Jasoos. This is the big list of Old Doordarshan TV shows and serials. 24 Hi guys.lovely to go back in time,black and white televisions,everyone waiting so eagerly for their favourite serials (wel they were all good or may be we didnt had any choice or option )but they all were great and super,I am looking for one particular serial MULLAH NASEERUDDIN which was made by Doordarshan in collaboration with Russians or Tajikistan? With RAGHUVIR YADAV as the main character.If anyone knows about any link or may be sites who are selling the DVDs,PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE let me know.

51 Hi Abhi, Nice to see that there are people who do rember baba papa and Giant robot. Well I want to know the name of a very Humorous English movie (perhaps black and white) telecasted some time between 1987-1989 when i was in class 7th, 8th or 9th in which lots of planes were shown flying in a race in late night series on Friday or Saturday which was having a bit of of adult content rating at that time.

Today the ‘A’ rating has progressed a lot and i would now rate it U and like to arrange a copy of that movie for my kids. Any body who might have happen to see that movie and just rembers name may just mail me the name of the movie at my email id. Thanks, Pankaj. 97 Pleeeeease. If any one know about this cartoon, then please let me know There was a girl who will talk at special occassions(i clearly dnt know abt it.) there was a witch in this cartoon, a bird which is a boy who is actually related to the girl. At the end of the serial(i think) the witch tease the girl with a needle at her feet for her to speak.

But she wont because the boy will be a bird forever she also has the habit of sewing dresses. If anybody knows about this toon give me the name of it pleaseeee. 125 hey friends! Jab bhi hum doordarshan ki baat karten hain hume amara bachapan yaad aa jata hai. Jab hamara bachapan beet raha tha tab shayad kisi ne socha bhi na hoga ki is tarah se hum ise yaad karenge. Sach mein doordashan kaal ek sunehra kaal tha, aaj bhalle hi hazaron chanel aa gaye hon, har roj 10 movies aa rahi hon lekin jo exictment sunday 5.45 ki movie ke intejar mein hoti thi voh aaj kahan?

DD1 ke bina humara bachapan kaise hota? DD1 is the best channel of my life i can say.

I love dd1, I love all the programmes & missed all the programme if u feel so kindly talk to me as uner. 136 please give the name of teleflim in which the boy mother is getting sick and always remain on bed while the boy father gets married with other women and bring her at home.but the boy always get anger with his dada for getting another mother to him.

One day mother was going to die she sing a song before she dies to his son, the song was chotisi hain meri kagaz ki naav kagaaz ki nav. She makes a paper boat to him before she dies. So pls give me this information pls all of u of 1990s DD SERIAL LOVERS. 139 heyyyyy im desperately trying to look for the title of a hindi serial. Infact i live in Mauritiusand the hindi show used to be broadcast during the 1990s.

There used to be a hosthe used to introduce either a girl or a boy, who was hidden by a curtain drom 3 boys or girls.then the person introduced by the host used to ask questions to the 3 girls/ boys.@ the end the girl/ boy used to choose 1 boy/girl from the 3 contestants. What show was it? I also know the host is an actor who used to play in hindi serials and films.i remember his face but his name escapes me.pliz plizzzzz plizzzzhope i can get an answer!! 172 Hello, I like the actress neha whose real name shabana raza who acted the films like.Kareeb:: 1998.Hogi Pyaar Ki Jeet:: 1999.Fiza:: 2000.Rahul:: 2001.Ehsaas: The Feeling:: 2001.Kranti:: 2002.Muskaan:: 2004.Karam:: 2005.Koi Mere Dil Mein Hai:: 2005.Aatma:: 2006.Alli Thandha Vaanam(tamil):: 2001 she alo anchor TV shows like DD Metro’s filmi roadshow, Public Choice etc. I dont know the others. But i want to see these TV shows & films how can i get it?? I have been searched for torrent and i didn’t get.

Please help me!!! And i also expecting more informations about her please mail me one thing i know that she is actor manoj bajpayee’s wife. Frnds if you read this and know any thing please!!!!!!!!! Mail me.my mail-ID. 188 Dear Friends It bring much pleasure for me to announce that the UDAAN serial is now available on DVD for many of you it will be treat to your eyes and satisfaction to your senses. Today within 12 hours of its release by Reliance Big Video, I had a copy of the same in my hands and was happy to say that this serial now adds to the list of Doordarshan serial that now I proudly own.

Reliance BIG Home Video has just released 1990-’91 TV serial, Udaan on DVD For all of you who would like to bring back those nostalgic memories, Udaan (Flight) was the name of a popular Hindi TV serial that aired on the Indian Television channel DD National in 1990 – 91. The serial was written and directed by Kavita Choudhary who was also the main lead of the serial. It also starred Shekhar Kapur in a cameo. It was probably the first Indian television show on women empowerment. The serial is inspired by true story of Kavita Choudhary’s elder sister Kanchan Choudhary who after several hardships went to become the first female Director General of Police. Udaan is available as a 5-DVD set and is priced at Rs.499 Yours Nostalgic Soul Sudhir Thakur. 201 thanks brother/ purani yaden taza karane ke liye.

Idiot box ke in serial ke naam padker hi sidhe bachapan me lout gaya aur aanken bhig gaye. Kya issa nahin ho sakata ke dobara vahi purane din fir se jeene mil jaye baharal mujhe himalay darshan, ye jo hai jindagi, nukaad, sarkas, intazaar, manoranjan, hamlog, buniyad, bharat iaak khoj, daane anar ke, guldasta, ki dvd chahiye thi. Kisi sajjan ko agar iss sambandh me kuch pata ho to bataiyega meharbaani hogi mera mail id hai— ok dear abhi lots of thanks biti khoobsuran yadon ko fir se jinda karane ke liye thanks amit. 209 do u guys remember Old Chinese Kung Fu Drama Serials On indian channel “Home Tv”?? ( in 1996-9 they all were in hindi dub gr8 series very popular show in india i am a huge fan of kungfu series, Home tv The Zu mountain saga ( rocky, aadam khor,Kala jadugar, ghumati khopdi.santoman, Brother under the skin ( Do Bhai) The blood stained intrigue (story of red and blue swords) “Land of the Condors” ( fong waai, mercury.) The Other Side of The Horizon (sheetal chandra vidhya, dahekti suraj vidhya) Legend of the Condor Heroes(ajagar athrah haath) The Hunters Prey do u miss them? Do u want to see them?

233 hello All, i remeber, i was in 11th or 12th class when i saw Director’s cut – “Hare kaanch ki chudiyan” telefilm. It touched me so deeply that i wrote that song in my copy.

So, here is the complete song for you all – “Reshami kalaiyon mein, chankengi chan-chan chan-chan chan-chan, hare kaanch ki chudiyan – 2 Laya hun main sajani nishani ye suhaag ki, Naya rang laaegi kahani ye pyaar ki, tutne na degi kabhi pyaar ka ye bhandan, hare kaanch ki chudiyan – 2 Naino mein piya jo tere nain ghul jaaenge, Gumsum hooth kuch keh ne na paaenge, Samjhengi tere mere pyaar ki ye dhadkan, hare kaanch ki chudiyan – 2 Bund-bund lahu ki sajna tune bahai hai, Desh ke liye tune jaan apni gavaai hai, Rakhungi main dil se laga ke saara jeevan, hare kaanch ki chudiyan – 2”. 237 Dear Sir, Plz Plz Plz Plz Plz restart the old TV serial “Brikram aur Betaal”. This serial was my favourite one. And please replace with an old title song (picturised with indian map)of DD news, because that theme song was carried the indian culture & tradition. Another one request is- in this competetion market there are several cable channel is available.

So some of the viewers of Dordarshan is removed there eyes and Dordarshan is the one media which can be aware to the people. I want telecast better serial & showing atleast one or two MOVIES in every day. And we are very thanksfull to you if re-installed DD “Metro” channel. 254 Dear Abhi Thanks and well-done for creating such a wonderful site. It really helped me reconnect with my childhood days. I have a small but important request. Do you, or anybody else, recall a dubbed western serial about a maid working in some rich home and falling in love with her employer’s son?

The opening song of the serial was something like “Jaaneman, ye pyaar hai. Iss pyar ko humne kahin kho diya hai. Kho diya hai.” I would be grateful to anyone who gives me a clue about this serial/song. It would be A LIFE-CHANGING ANSWER to me.

255 Hi All Glad to see that you are interested in my collection. I have attached the updated list of my collection of TV series and documentaries for your reference. Go through the lists, and let me know what all you want. Your requirement will be burned on to DVDs and couriered to you. I will charge nominally for my servicesin order to cover the costs of the blank DVDs, courier charges, packing material and a marginal compensation for my efforts that I have taken in order to build and maintain this collection for over the last two years! I do not do this on a commercial scaleI do not depend on income from this for my livelihood.

The main reason for me to charge for this is (a) As a minor return for all the time, money and efforts I have put into building up this collection (b) The more important reason – I have invested close to Rs. 10,000 on hard disks to store my collectionso trying to break even on this front by charging nominal amounts when I distribute my collection. Do let me know if I can help you out.

258 Hi All Glad to see that you are interested in my collection. I have attached the updated list of my collection of TV series and documentaries for your reference. Go through the lists, and let me know what all you want.

Your requirement will be burned on to DVDs and couriered to you. I will charge nominally for my servicesin order to cover the costs of the blank DVDs, courier charges, packing material and a marginal compensation for my efforts that I have taken in order to build and maintain this collection for over the last two years!

I do not do this on a commercial scaleI do not depend on income from this for my livelihood. The main reason for me to charge for this is (a) As a minor return for all the time, money and efforts I have put into building up this collection (b) The more important reason – I have invested close to Rs. 10,000 on hard disks to store my collectionso trying to break even on this front by charging nominal amounts when I distribute my collection.

Do let me know if I can help you out. 275 DThanks Abhi.

Your list is indeed excellent. I am too a big fan of old TV serials especially the ones that were telecasted on DD. Please note that the following serials are now available on original DVD/VCDs:- 1.) Malgudi Days 2.) Yeh Jo Hai Zindagi 3.) Dekh Bhai Dekh 4.) Ramayan 5.) Mahabharat 6.) Vikram Betal 7.) Sri Krishna 8.) Office Office 9.) Tekhikaat 10.) Kachhi Dhoop 11.) Udaan 12.) Tenali Rama 13.) Akbar Aur Birbal 14.) Jungle Book 15.) Mirza Ghalib 16.) Flop Show 17.) Kabhi Idhar Kabhi Udhar 18.) Zamana Badal Gaya Hai 19.) Zabhan Sambhal Ke 20.) Fauji By God’s grace I have purchased all the above and now need your help to know which others are available in the market.

Please email me on Regards, Pranab. 278 Please furnish the details about the serial “DAYASAGAR”. It is better to Re-Telecast the serial “DAYASAGAR” in Doordarshan or in any other TV Channels which is required for this Generation. As Most of the TV serials are produced only on the various conflicts of family memebers, which are unnecessary and harmful. The Greatest Historical Stories especially “DAYASAGAR” are very much Useful.

Thank You for listing out the serials of Doordarshan. Is there a DVD available of “DAYASAGAR”?

If so please give the details. Can anybody tell me that what was the Board name of those programs/movie (For Kids)Which used to come in 90s I could explain you something exactly what I am looking for, When a kids program used to started, First it used to come the Board name, where a few cartoon character used to come, dance and then jump together and raised their hands in air (it was just shadow type of the cartoon character).the name of the board was like NFC. I don’t remember exactlyIf someone can tell me the exam board name then I could find it, actually I need the music of the clip Thanks in Advance!

Can anybody tell me that what was the Board name of those programs/movie (For Kids)Which used to come in 90s I could explain you something exactly what I am looking for, When a kids program used to started, First it used to come the Board name, where a few cartoon character used to come, dance and then jump together and raised their hands in air (it was just shadow type of the cartoon character).the name of the board was like NFC. I don’t remember exactlyIf someone can tell me the board name then I could find it, actually I need the music of the clip. 309 Pound Puppies(1991-2), Sunday mornings I guess. CAR BATUNI – NOBODY REMEMBERS THIS and I must tell you it had a car that spoke!

Distant memory tells me that it was a Premier Padmini. Could have been a Beetle. Googling ‘car batuni’ didnt return any results though. I was born and brought up till 11 in New Delhi and moved to Hyderabad. Couldn’t like Hyderabad till now. Will eventually settle back in Delhi again! Somehow, living in Delhi, chaste Hindi and Doordarshan have some common connection in my mind.

For the command I developed in English, I always had a patriotic following for chaste Hindi and well. Where did those DD1 Female news presenters go? I wanted to marry couple of them as a kid! I remember the yellow street lights in East Patel Nagar and life seemed so mysterious, magical. Like every stone on the road had an incredible story beneath it.

🙂 Of all the shows, I had a particular liking for Tandoori Nights. The dazzling lights of London and the Indians in it. The show seemed like a cross between Indian and western sitcoms. Fatchar, Karamchand, Dekh Bhai Dekh and Zabaan Sambhal Ke.

Someone return my childhood to me, I feel so damned and claustrophobic in today’s era! And yes, Girls back home were pretty too!

322 I am searching for a late night movie shown in dd national or dd metro. I don’t know the year but in this movie a spaceship is landed or fallen into the earth. During that time people used to live in forts or small huts also there are knights who wear full body armour. A boy sees the spaceship and then what happened I don’t know but after that boy get into the fort and fight with the knights with his saber sword similar to the jedi knights sword given by the aliens. It is the last scene I remember therefore I like to know the name of that movie. 342 can someone please tell me about an old telefilm that was aired on doordarshan sometime during 1990s?

It featured some college students, nice landscape at musoorie/deradun and a nice song which i still remember. The song went like this.”umeeden payenge har kadam har dam.dekho re jag uthi duniya, dekho re mast rang raliya.pucho na ye kaise bebasi hai. Koi sapna dal par nahi hai. I don’t remember anything more on thisIt would be a great favour if someone can conjure up some old memories and throw light on this.

359 The historical serial The Great Maratha, Based on the life history of “”Shreenath Mahadji Shinde” is the best t.v. Show i have watched ever. Each character looks like the original one. Music by khayyam is superb. I wonder why do we not have a Hindi/ Marathi/ English film based on Shreenath Mahadji Shinde’s heroic life – (Great son of our Nation), till now.

This nobelman deserves a big budget movie like hollywood. Only filmmakers of west can justify a movie of his class acts.

Anyway, TV Serials like Mahabharat, Ramayan & Om Namah Shivay were pillers of Doordarshan. Which one still wants to watch. Street Hawk, Reporter, Alladin and Duck Tales were few more TV Shows of different patterns that were capable of attracting public.

No one can forget Varsha Usgaonkar’s role in Jhansi ki Rani Laxmibai and Uttara (Mahabharat). Shekhar Suman’s role in Reporter and Dekh bhai Dekh. Arun Govil, Deepika Chikhaliya, Mukesh Khanna and Nitish Bhardwaj all were stalwarts in their own fashion. 364 hi t all i am searching for hare kanch ki chudiya it was brodcast on televison in golden hour that run in night 9:00 onwards i think it was for 2hr there was a programe named director’s cut in this program i had seen hare kanch ki chudiya i want to get the title song of dis film,so please ifanybody have any idea help me my e mail id is for better idea i tell u some another movies in director’s cut that was my other favorite “ghungaht”, “o meri ma” 1st was “jaal” and many other so please help. 370 Dear Sir / Madam, The objective behind drafting this letter is to trace out the name of a Horror Movie shown in English as Friday Night Movie during the year between 1991 to 1994. For your reference I am narrating you the story line in brief as follows: That was the story of a Lady who used to impress both sex towards her through her looks & postures & finally used to assassinate them by her sudden horrible bite through her hidden teeth. She used to inhale poison directly from snake.

Persons who get her victim never died but get converted like her. She used to worship a huge anaconda by addressing as ” Diyonene”who used to reside inside a well. Finally that lady got executed by a person by putting her directly before the mouth of that great Anaconda.

All I need is the name of that Horror Movie. Hope to get your valued co-operation in this regard at the earliest. Please submit your suggestions in my Email ID: Rudranil Dhar A/53, Purbadiganta, Santoshpur, P.S.: East Jadavpur Kolkata West Bengal India.

390 Hi abhi frnds realy is page n bachpan ki yad diladi. Realy tht was great day n sweet memories of life.

‘koi lotade vo pyare pyare din’ kash koi lotade. Dosto byomkesh bakshi serial kisi channel par telecast ho raha hai 1 month pehle mene uska episod dekha bt me channel name mis hogya hu plz kisi ko pata ho to batao plz. Aur ha in serials k sath un purani adds ko mat bhulo old spice’s music, gagan gagan raho magan n rabbit of lijat papad he ha ha, also goldspot, i m complain boy little asha n shahid, dhara dhara shudh dhara, deepika ji of nirma washing powder, evr one yar. Thanks for a great joy n happy esa laga mano bachpan lot aya i m 30 year old.

Thanks abhi for great job. 413 Hi anyone who has recorded the “Musikladen Eurotops TV Series Eurotops” it used to broadcast on DD Metro in the night 11.00 pm onwards 1989-1990 sometimes one episode or two episodes back to backDD aired the 13 episode series of the German Euro-Disco featuring some of the best of all time great Euro-Disco from Germany.fabulous videos and fabulous songs. If anybody has the FULL 13 episodes or more recorded on VHS/DVD plz contact me here: so that i can you trade with you – i need those videos desperately.please! 414 Hi anyone who has recorded the “Musikladen Eurotops TV Series Eurotops” it used to broadcast on DD Metro in the night 11.00 pm onwards 1989-1990 sometimes one episode or two episodes back to backDD aired the 13 episode series of the German Euro-Disco featuring some of the best of all time great Euro-Disco from Germany.fabulous videos and fabulous songs. If anybody has the FULL 13 episodes or more recorded on VHS/DVD plz contact me here: so that i can you trade with you – i need those videos desperately.please!

454 Plz anybody remember this movie telecast in doordarshan in 1.30pm slot about a person who knows that he is going die and a jyotis give him two person life to live and at end he takes the life of a criminal and kill his own wife. Rohini hattangidi may present in that movie as That person’s wife.Rameshwari as her daughter in law. Neeraj, i remember tht film.

It had amrish puri as the main lead. Nd it wasnt a jyotish, actually, it was “death” itself tht gave him the choice, to let others die in his place. I think the name of the film was “Trikaal”. I remember it well coz it had a very dark n gloomy feel to it. 528 can someone tell me which tv serial this is.

It’s not shaktiman, but the main character is a guy who wears a red costume. 540 ek tv serial kay opening theme song kii khoj kar raha hoon uski lyrics ya mp3 kuch bhi mile to accha hai Serial kaa naam hai “kinare milte nahi” jo DD metro par aati thi ek website say pata chala uske details is website par serial kay baar e mein jo jaankaari mili wo is prakaar hai.(dated 31st march 2003 time 5:30 pm) Kinare Milte Nahin, a family drama with a romantic twist, is about two lovers, individuals who have distinct points of view. They choose to follow different paths, as a result of which their lives run on parallel tracks. The soap stars Shahbaaz Khan, Sudha Chandran, Bhairavi Raichuria and Nishigandha Wad, to name a few. It airs Tuesdays to Thursdays at 9:30 pm. Agar aapko mile to notify kijiye. 560 Fantastic serials like, 1.Secrets of the sea (1985-86, Sun 11: A.M).

2.Ek Kahaani (1984, Thu 9:00 P.M) 3.Akhir kaun (1989,Tue, 9:00 P.M), 4.Satyajit ray presents (1985, Thu 9:00 P.M). 5.Apane aap. (1985, sun 10:30 A.M) 6.Rishte Naate.

(1985, Fri 9:50 p.m).ing Navin Nishchol. 7.Ratha Chakra (1989, Fri 9:00 P.M).ing Rohini Hattangadi. 8.Telefun (1987, Wed 6:00 P.M) 9.Manzil (1990, Wed 9:00 P.M).ing Anju Mahendroo. 10.Ghar Jamaai (1985, Tue, 9:00 P.M).ing Anant mahadevan. 11.Bhim Bhavani (1989, Sun 11:30. A.M).

Anup kumar. 12.Raaj se Swaraj, (1995-96, Sat. 9:00 P.M) 13.Krishna avatar (1984, Tue 9:00 P.M).

14.Meghadootam (1990, daily Morning 7:30 A.M) 15.Gaao Sachi Bani (1987-89, Sun 8:30 A.M) are missing. 567 Other very interesting serials, 1. Sara Jahaan Hamara (1990-91, Tue 9:00 P.M) –.ing Girish Karnad, Firdaus dadi (as Pratima), Farida Jalal.There were other two young boys playing roles of Raghu and Vicky – I do not remember their real names. Jimmy and the magic torch, (1986-87, Tue 6:30 P.M) 3.

Castle stone, (1984-85, Sat 3:30 P.M) – different stories played by wool toys. Puraskaar(1989-90, sun 10:30 A.M) – featuring stories on bravery by young kids. India Quiz (1988-89 and 1990, Sundays 9:00 P.M)- hosted by siddaratha basu. Jeevan Sandhya (1990-91, wed 3:30 P.M) – encouraging stories based programe for aged. There were some other more fantastic serial I am unable to recollect the name, 1.

It was Parikshit sahani as doctor not taking fees from ailing patients. His wife Rohini hattangadi opposing his modesty and comparing him to neighbours who were growing rich by leaps and bounds. There was as serial for improving knowledge it had a very peculiar title song rather title drama, “Jamoore Kya Hukm hai mere aaka, chal mere chora khol de gyan ka bora, lekin husoor-e-ala is par to laga hai tala, kya cheez hai re tereliye itni se ye tala, Jor lagake tod me mere lala, Hmmm. ” the guy falls down. Dhamaal (1987-88, Tue 8:00 P.M, Later 1989-90 Mon 8:15. A.M)) –.

Satish Shah. Very Very Funny. Gaploo aur banta (1989-90, Tue 8:00 A.M) –. ing Rakesh bedi. Shaher Chala Kasbe Ko (1989-90, Wed 8:15 A.M) 4. Mamaji – (1988-89, Wed 9:00 P.M)- Funny title song 5. Trishna – (1986-87, Tue 9:50 P.M) There was another serial of Rajendernath on Friday Mornings I do not remember its name.

His character was POPATLAL in which he gets anxieted once he hears the word POPAT. This serial for the first time (as far as my memory goes)featured the concept of spectacles with wipers (quite obviously, it was worn by POPATLAL). 584 Hi Can any one tell me the name of this cartoon which was telecasted on dd 1.

The title song goes something like this Chipkali ki nana hai Danu Danosur.” And also there was this serial which used to come in nine gold called ” kuch ret kuch paani” I would like to get the title song I know it starts something like this ” kuch ret kuch paani hai Khaamoshiyoon ki zubani hai Har Lamha kud me kahaani hai Waqt ki Lehere aati hai Aake kinaaro pe rehe jaati hai. And something something Jab bichade mite hai.” And also this serial. ” Jaane Anjaane”.the title track was really good. 598 Namaskar I am in search of a Special show on Ramnavmi performed on National doordarshan (I think produced by Mumbai Doordarshan for National Telecast)and the participants where Suresh Wadkar, Ashwini Bhide- Deshpande, Shrikant Pargavkar. It was a Bhajan Show.

Three Bhajans were of Sanit Kabir, Saint Tulsidas, Samarth Ramdas amd the firth one was written by me. Shridhar Phadke was a Music Director. I think Episode telecasted in the year 1995 to 2000. Where can i get that? I am in desperate need of my sonh.

634 THANXX D D CHANNEL JO AP LOGNE HMRE BACHAPAN KO AACHE TARIKE SAWARA MY BEST CANNEL IN MY ALL TIME IN LIFE IS CHANNEL KE BARE ME JAB SOCHTA HO ATB SAKTIMAAN KI YAD A JATI KYUKI WAHA MERA FVERIT SHOWS THA KYA RAHE GA AAJ CHAHE JITNE BI SHOWS AJGYE MAGAR IS CHANNEL KI KUCH HIA LAG HAIMIYAT H MERE GHAR EK TV HI THI JAB BI SAKTIMAAAN ANAE KA TIME HOTA MERE GAR BID LAG JATI PHIR EK SAAT MILKAR SHOWS DEKHTE IS CHANNEL KE WO JO ME BHUAHT PASAN KARTA JESE. JUNIUR G, JASOS, ALIF LAILA AUR BAKI SHOWS THE ME EK BAAR HIR SE KHANEA CHONGA ”THANXXXXXXXXXXX D D CHANNEL ”” AND GOOD BAYE. 649 respected sir/mam, i want to know about a movie.

It was a hindi dubbed movie of any movie may be(tamil/bangali) or in any other language.i dnt know it’s name,director name etc, because i was very little at that time.i only know about it’s story.story is. Ek ladki thi jisko kisi khas tarah ka phool ka ped ban ne ka vardan mila hua tha. Uski shadi ho jati hai.

And ek din ladki se phool ka ped bante hue use uske pati ki behan dekh leti hai. Uske zid karne par wo dobara ped bnti hai.but us ped ko bacche tod dete hai.or ped ko kat diya jata hai bad me us ladki ka husban kate hue ped ko ekattha karta hai. Or usko wapas ladki banata hai. Please please send me this movie name and it’s dvd or vcd or tell me how can i get this movie. Please if anybody knows about this, then please inform me.

670 can anyone tell me the name of that serial telecasted between 2008 to 2011 evening timing between 7:00pm to 9:00pm. It is based on one nartaki’s paizeb and one couple found that in one old house someone told him not to sold this precious paizeb you keep with yourself you will become a richest in the world but he sold out that paizeb. He thought when i will become a rich it is too late if i sell this precious stones paizeb in market i will definately become a rich. Can any one tell me the name of that serial please please please. Thanks thanks thanks. 701 Dear All, I’m a serious fan of lata mangeshkar.

I’m looking for rare bhajan songs of her that was broadcasted by doordarshan. Smita patil was conducted this programme. This programme also broadcasted by Bangladesh Television during the first SAARC Summit/any SAARC summit that was held in Dhaka. I’m absolutely sure that programme was broadcasted before 90’s. Two songs of this programme are available in the internet.

One of the songs of this programme was very favourite to me. In this song “sangeet mere” words played several times by lataji. Can any one help me to find this song/lyrics. I’m grateful to this guy. 737 Hi, I can say, lots of people loved that directors cut with Sameer Soni and Bhagyashree( maine pyar kia fame).

Hare Kaanch ki chudia, for those who don’t know was the story of a blind girl who marries a self concious guy who has a scar below his eye which cant be treated. He doesn’t want her to see him but she loves him alot.

She without telling him gets operated and becomes a witnes for the case where her husband is implicated on murder charges. Eventually she saves him.

Those days were really amazing.directors cut and other stuff on metro was amazing.sorry guys dont knw if you can get the song.

Running time 181 minutes Country India Language Box office est. ₹570 million Anniyan (English: Outsider or Stranger) is a 2005 Indian written and directed by and produced by of Aascar Films.

The plot centres on a disillusioned whose frustration at what he sees as increasing social apathy and public negligence leads to a split personality that attempts to right the system. Stars as Ramanujam, an idealistic, law-abiding lawyer who suffers from and develops two other identities: a fashion model Remo and a named Anniyan. Plays his love interest, Nandini. Actors, and also feature in the film.

Shankar conceived the film in mid-2003 during the post-production period of his previous film,. He based the film on his own life experiences during his formative years when he was disturbed by what he saw around him, and his eventual displeasure with society. Pre-production for Anniyan began in November 2003 and in March 2004. The making of the film, which included numerous production delays, took 14 months.

The film was shot at, and, and the song sequences were filmed in, and. The film was notable for its recreation of the music festival and the extensive use of time slice photography in an action sequence. Cinematographer abandoned the project halfway through, until he was replaced with. The technical departments were headed by (editing), (production design), and (stunt choreography), and the soundtrack was composed by, who was in his first collaboration with the director.

The film was touted as the director's and was budgeted at ₹263.8 million, making it at the time of its release the most expensive ever made. Notably, it was the first South Indian film to obtain institutional finance, and it had the highest insurance coverage available for films at that time. Originally filmed in Tamil, and released simultaneously in the four South Indian states on 17 June 2005, The film was dubbed into as Aparichithudu and in as Aparichit was released a year later on 19 May 2006. Further, the film was also dubbed into and released in worldwide. While the film was a commercial success across South India, the Hindi version received a lukewarm response and was a box-office failure.

Anniyan received positive responses from critics and audience alike and, together with its dubbed versions, grossed ₹570 million in its lifetime run. In addition to winning eight and six, the film won a in the category. Contents. Plot Ramanujam alias Ambi is an orthodox and a straightforward advocate living in,. He expects everyone to follow the law and prosecutes those who violate it.

However, his efforts fail as circumstantial evidence always seems to favour the accused. He also fails to raise civic awareness due to pervasive corruption and a general lack of seriousness. Frustrated at his inability to bring about a change in society, his suppressed anger manifests itself in an named Anniyan, a -themed serial killer who punishes corrupt and indifferent people. Anniyan creates a website, compiles a list of wrongdoers from his site, and kills them using punishments described in the, one of the ancient scriptures.

Ambi is secretly in love with his neighbour Nandini, an aspiring, but never expresses his love due to his fear of rejection. When he proposes to her during the annual at, she rejects him as she cannot bear his strict adherence to rules.

Distraught, Ambi attempts suicide, almost drowning himself before having second thoughts. Subsequently, he develops another personality named Remo, a fashion model. Nandini is smitten by Remo and falls in love with him.

Their marriage is eventually fixed. While purchasing a plot of land for her, Nandini decides to undervalue the property to evade duty. Ambi, who accompanies her as she registered the property, refuses to help her. Later, when Nandini and Remo are on a date, Remo transforms into Anniyan and attempts to punish her for her corrupt act. As he is about to kill her, Nandini calls out for Ambi.

Anniyan then reverts to Ambi, who collapses and loses consciousness. Nandini takes Ambi to where he is diagnosed with. Through, the chief psychiatrist of the hospital uncovers Ambi's past. It is revealed that, when Ambi was fourteen years old, he witnessed the accidental death of his younger sister Vidya due to civic apathy. The incident left a deep emotional scar, which is the reason for his lofty ideals.

It is also discovered that while Anniyan and Remo are aware of Ambi as a separate person, Ambi is oblivious to their existence within him. The psychiatrist declares that Remo will cease to exist if Nandini accepts Ambi's love, but Anniyan will cease to exist only when the society reforms. Nandini accepts Ambi's love and Remo disappears. Meanwhile, Prabhakar and Chari, who is Ambi's friend, investigate the murders committed by Anniyan. In disguises, they discover clues left behind by Anniyan, which are the names of the punishments he meted out to his victims. Prabhakar is determined to bring Anniyan to justice as one of Anniyan's victims, Chockalingam, an errant catering contractor with the, was his elder brother. In a dramatic publicity stunt, Anniyan admits to the murders he committed when he appears amidst the public and the press at the.

He explains the rationale behind them and says that only when every Indian is responsible and sincere will the country prosper on a par with developed nations. His methods draw both praise and criticism. Prabhakar tries to catch Anniyan, but he escapes. On investigating the recorded footage, Prabhakar discovers that Anniyan is Ambi and arrests him. Ambi is brutally interrogated and almost killed, triggering Anniyan's reappearance.

Ambi's personality alternates between Ambi and Anniyan, resulting in ambiguity. He subdues Prabhakar as Anniyan, but begs for mercy as Ambi. Using, Chari secretly records the interrogation and uses it as evidence of Ambi's condition during his trial. Ambi is sentenced to in a and will be eligible for release when cured. When Ambi is released two years later, his rigid adherence to protocol has diminished. He marries Nandini.

While travelling on a train during their, he notices a man (an electrician who was indirectly responsible for his sister's death several years ago) drinking amidst fellow passengers. Suffering a relapse, he transforms into Anniyan and throws the man off the train, killing him. However, he hides the incident from Nandini, indicating that he has successfully blended his personalities into one instead of eradicating them. Vikram as the character Anniyan, a psychotic serial killer, which won him the. Vikram allotted 18 months and 190 days of his call sheet for the film, including 165 days of bulk dates spread across six months. Speaking on the extent of his involvement in the filmmaking process, Vikram said, 'Before beginning the film, I was totally involved in the research and preparation, but once on the sets, I go by what the director says.' He further clarified that he discussed every shot with Shankar, went for re-takes where necessary to make the scenes better, and gave suggestions, but left the 'ultimate verdict' to the director.

Disclosing that, among the three shades to his character, he found playing Ambi to be the toughest, he reasoned, 'Because as a hero you are not used to being a wimp on screen. It's difficult digesting getting beaten up.' In contrast, being a graduate in English literature, he found playing Remo much easier and more in his comfort zone. In an interview with, Vikram spoke of the challenges in portraying all three characters while wearing the same costumes.

He said, 'I love such challenges. Although the costume defined each of the three characters in Anniyan, there were scenes where Ambi would suddenly become Remo and Remo would become Anniyan.

There I made it dramatic to bring out each character.' He credited his wife Shailaja Balakrishnan, a, for helping him in fleshing out the character of Ambi, a person who has multiple personality disorder. In a conversation with film critic, Shailaja recalled the times the film was being made and spoke of Vikram, saying, 'I felt we should live in two houses. It's not easy to live with a man who can get that eccentric, an actor who wants to be that difficult on himself. I wouldn't say he becomes the character, but there's definitely some kind of internalisation.'

Vikram confessed that he had a tough time during the film's making as playing different characters affected him and he found himself going mad. He added that he would take a break after a 15-day shoot and watch the pigeons on his terrace as a way of dealing with the pressure. Vikram grew a tummy to portray Ramanujam while he sported a 'macho look' for Anniyan. He also grew his hair long in preparation for his role and rejected other film offers to maintain the continuity in his looks. Together with his character looks and those that he sported in the song sequences, Vikram appears in the film in 18 different getups. Vikram's look in the film was created by make-up artiste. For those parts that show him as Remo, he coloured his hair in streaks of and.

Unwilling to reveal his 'new look' until the film was ready, Vikram avoided the media despite winning the aforementioned National Award for the year 2003. Meanwhile, Sadha's make-up and hair styling were done by Mumbai-based celebrity stylist Ojas M. Filming The film was officially launched with a traditional and on 4 March 2004 at,. The studio was decorated with life-sized stills showing Vikram in three distinct looks, 'a hunter, a pious ' and a bubbling youth'; this led the media to speculate that Vikram would be playing either a triple role or a character with three shades. The film's caption was 'He who comes from hell is not afraid of hot ashes'. During the launch function, Shankar expressed hope of completing the film in six months and releasing the film on 12 November 2004, coinciding with the festival.

However, the production, which began shortly afterwards in May 2004, was marred by several delays and took 14 months to complete. The film was shot in, and.

The film features a scene at the Thiruvaiyaru Thyagaraja Utsavam. The is a week-long music festival which commemorates the 18th-century saint-composer, revered as one of the greatest composers of, and is held annually at his resting place in, Thanjavur. With the use of sets, the art department recreated the near in Tamil Nadu. For filming the scene, the crew recreated a performance of the famous 'Jagadānanda kārakā', the first of the five compositions of Tyagaraja, as performed during Tyagaraja Aradhana. The aradhana, held on the fifth day of the festival, witnesses exponents of carnatic music from across the world converging at his samaadhi, where they sing his pancharatna kritis in unison as an homage to the saint.

Shankar approached maestro, a regular participant at the actual event, to conceive and orchestrate the sequence. Vaidyanathan was serving as the secretary of Sri Thyagabrahma Mahotsava Sabha, the committee which organises the aradhana. The scene features him in a cameo and was shot in June 2004 at a studio in Chennai. Realistic sets were erected to resemble the actual venue and leading carnatic vocalists, O. Arun, and instrumentalists such as violinist, mridangam exponent were recruited to add a touch of authenticity. The two-minute scene was brought to life in 'painstaking detail'.

The sequence was much talked about and well appreciated. According to a 2004 report by The Hindu, the film was supposedly set in 2200 A.D.

Whereas a 2008 report by Sify claims that, according to the director's original one-line script, the film was set in 3000 A.D. He would later renew Robot as (2010) with and featuring in the lead. Earlier, Sreeram had turned down Shankar's offer to work in (1996) as he did not want to affect the career chances of his former assistant, who was the cinematographer in Shankar's directorials until that point. According to Shankar, time-slicing is about numerous stills on a camera system consisting of 120 cameras, a special ring and precise control in post-production to achieve a frozen-time effect. However, according to Aparna Karthikeyan of The Hindu and a 2011 report by Sify, the song was shot in the tulip gardens of Keukenhof. Written as per sources. In the song however, the accompanying instruments include one each of a mridangam, and.

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