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During the birth of their third child, Karan was sitting close to Samiksha, which gave her the strength to bring their third child into the world. Karan witnessed the pain she was going through, and he made a promise to himself not to make her undergo this again. After a gap of nearly 20 min, … Read more
#7 Piya Ka Ghar (1972) Piya ka Ghar is a cult movie about a middle-class family. Released in 1972, it was directed by ace director Basu Chatterjee. It starred Anil Dhawan and Jaya Bhaduri in the lead roles. Plot The film revolves around the characters Ram and Malti. Ram lives in a chawl system in … Read more
#5 Betaab ( 1983) Betaab, meaning restless, is a 1983 movie that is one of my favourites to date. Its unique, intense storyline and unforgettable, fabulous songs are the reasons. To this day, I watch it with the same fun, intensity, and, above all, a smile.It was Sunny Deol and Amrita Singh‘s debut movie and … Read more
#5 Maan Abhimaan (1980) Can a deep and intense love story be portrayed without the hero and heroine’s physical intimacy? Maan Abhimaan, a 1980 film starring Raj Kiran and Rameshwari in the lead roles, is an answer to this question. Plot Ajay Chaudhary( Raj Kiran) returns from foreign to his home. His old father Mathuraprasad Chaudhary (Amrish Puri) perusades … Read more
Unfortunately, it was a Sunday. They would have met and talked their hearts out if it had been a working day. Meanwhile, he texted her and asked the reason for her restlessness. But she wanted to meet and talk. As soon as Karan went towards the door, his mom questioned him.“Where are you going, Karan?”. … Read more
“That girl is none other than Samiksha.” Karan was speechless, and his brain gave up on thinking. Several thoughts flooded his mind: Are Samiksha and my father the same person? Ultimately, it means Samiksha is my biological —– No. How would Samiksha react to knowing this? Will she be able to handle this truth? Would … Read more
#4 Naram Garam (1981) Naram Garam, a fantastic film made in 1981, is my favourite film of all time. It beautifully portrays the silent yet deep-rooted love between the leads, Kusum ( Swaroop Sampat) and Ram Prasad (Amol Palekar). Woven with lots of comic moments, it is a love story of Ram Prasad and Kusum. … Read more