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wow all these movies were remakes...
also one AB-Rakhee movie where she played a blind girl was a remake of Bengali movie I think..Who can touch Hrishikesh mukherjee,SDB,RDB and the Greatest⭐️
That film in bengali was Anusandhan and hindi was Barsaat Ki Ek Raat
There was a song Aapne Pyar Ke Sapne Sach Huye
Originally posted by: pallavi25
Rajnigandha was a cute movie with lovely songs.Chhoti Si Baat with same cast of Amol Palekar and Vidya Sinha was a hilarious movie by Basu Chatterjee, its a gem!I love Premchand's short stories, my favorite in school days. But which of his stories have been made into films? Im not aware of too many film versions of his stories.Yes, Bengali authors like Saratchandra, Bankimchandra, Tagore, their novels have been made into films multiple times in many languages.Bimal Roy's Devdas captured the ego and eccentricity of title character better I think.SLB as usual concentrated more on set decor, costumes, lavish sets, chandeliers etcBut I think SRK managed to nail the egoistic eccentric characterization quite well.
The very first film inspired by a Munshi Premchand book was Mazdoor, way back in 1945, followed by Heera Moti (1959), which was based on a short story Do Bailon ki Kahani'.
Then came Godan (1963) starring Raj Kumar and Kamini Kaushal and in 1966 Gaban...
There might be others too..
Originally posted by: FabAahana
It was not remake but bilingual film.Aapne Pyar Ke Sapne Sach Huye - I love this song.There was another nice song Haye Wo Pardesi - Haire Pora Bashi
Originally posted by: isabella50
Bandini (1963) - it's a short story taken from a large collection of stories, the author worked as a jailer in real life ... this is one of the cases during his long career... so partly true.
Lal Patthar (1974)
Hum dil de chuke sanam...don't think it was mentioned in the credit ... but everyone knows...the book is so much better
Actually there are many more ..especially if we include the novels/stories that were made into movies...
The 3 films are -Padmaavat, Rocky Rani and Dhurandhar. Pt 2 will join as well expectedly taking it to 4 films....
Homebound and Haq. Both were really, really good cinema. The kind that doesn’t come often. Strong writing, sincere performances, and a clear...
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