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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueDespite knowing that their respective families are bitter enemies, Raj and Rashmi fall in love with each other and decide to elope.Despite knowing that their respective families are bitter enemies, Raj and Rashmi fall in love with each other and decide to elope.Despite knowing that their respective families are bitter enemies, Raj and Rashmi fall in love with each other and decide to elope.
- Récompenses
- 10 victoires et 2 nominations au total
Dalip Tahil
- Dhanraj Singh
- (as Dalip Tahhil)
Raj Zutshi
- Shyam
- (as Zutshi)
Shehnaz Kudia
- Kavita
- (as Shehnaz)
Charushila
- Parvati
- (as Charu Shila)
Ahmed Khan
- Bhagwandas
- (as Ahmed)
Feroz Khan
- Ratan Singh
- (as Arjun)
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This is a nice movie from Mansoor Khan.The movie is fresh with new actors and play back singers.The romance was really romantic.The chemistry was nice.The movie tells about 2 rivals(Don't know there namee).Their children's Rashmi and Raj are in love.One day without telling their parents they go to a place.They are the only ones there.They are on a cliff.One day they are found by their parents.The movie is very nice.Aamir perfromed EXCELLENTLY.Juhi too performed EXCELLENTLY.Alok,Dalip,Goga,Asha and Reema supported well.There is a small Aamirs nephew Imran who appears in"Jaane tu Jaane naa"(His debut movie)appears as a child artist.The cinematography is wonderful.The opening scence was quite good.The first half is nice and so is the second half.The music is very good and are sung beautifully by Udit Narayan and Alka Yagnik.Overall Good movie with Good songs Rating-8/10
Just want to say that this movie was a major breakthrough in the 1980's. When I watched this for the first time, I was 9 years of age and I was living in Pakistan at that time. Very soon after it was released in Pakistan, it became a major hype throughout the neighbourhood. Every kid on the block was singing songs from this movie and it soon channeled itself into my heart as well and make its place there. I would recommend this movie to everybody, regardless of taste because it accomodates all possible tastes. This movie has a lot of aesthetic value for me and its definitely a watcher. Don't miss this one if you haven't already seen it.
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I was in class eighth when I watched this movie. Those were hard times. My father used to stand beside the television on Friday night as Prannoy Roy's "World this week" would come to an end. As the program used to end, my father would switch off the television to make sure I can't even get a glimpse of the following late night Friday night movie.
In such a time me and my sister persuaded my father to go to Durgapur Cinema and watch a children's movie named "Qayamat Se Qayamat tack". 20 years have passed since then. I have watched so many movies of so many languages in the world. But not a single dialog of any of them did influence me as much as this one from QSQT did -> "Hum UN-key Au-lad jar-o-or hay-in, par Jagger Ne-hi". And the last scene hypocrisy of the "majboor Bap" who asks her daughter to pack her bags since "Raj to ate-i hon-gay".
It's unfortunate that our nation hasn't changed much in two decades and still families fight over marriages between different castes, religions etc. In fact it has gone worse in some states like MP where fanatic elements can influence the police to bring kidnapping charges against the groom which finally, as it happened recently, required the intervention of the court to sanction the nuptial bond.
Amir did a real great job.
In such a time me and my sister persuaded my father to go to Durgapur Cinema and watch a children's movie named "Qayamat Se Qayamat tack". 20 years have passed since then. I have watched so many movies of so many languages in the world. But not a single dialog of any of them did influence me as much as this one from QSQT did -> "Hum UN-key Au-lad jar-o-or hay-in, par Jagger Ne-hi". And the last scene hypocrisy of the "majboor Bap" who asks her daughter to pack her bags since "Raj to ate-i hon-gay".
It's unfortunate that our nation hasn't changed much in two decades and still families fight over marriages between different castes, religions etc. In fact it has gone worse in some states like MP where fanatic elements can influence the police to bring kidnapping charges against the groom which finally, as it happened recently, required the intervention of the court to sanction the nuptial bond.
Amir did a real great job.
This movie is the best I have so far seen from the Bollywood (I have seen more than 800 films). I just cannot describe the movie. It is just perfect. Each and every scene, each and every dialog looked perfect. The music, one of the most memorable and the story, just excellent. I have watched the movie more than ten times and so far I have not found even a single mistake or some thing like that which could be said improper. Even the last action scene was so perfect that I have very rarely seen such proper directed scenes. If you have not watched the movie, just watch it now. But remember one thing. There should be complete pin drop silence in the room and no body should talk until the end of the movie.
I have to say, this is one the best movies that I've ever seen with Aamir Khan. He was so young (and so cute!) in this movie but made a big impression. And I also love Juhi Chawla's role in the movie. She's also so sweet in her roles. But I guess it comes natural to her. I adore the songs in this movie. Especially "Papa Kehte Hain" in the beginning at the College dance. Aamir was a great performer! And the chaperones who danced in the film were great too! If anyone who reads this has not seen this movie and happens to love Hindi movies like me, you have got to watch it! You'll start dancing and singing to the songs and have a blast! Hope you love it as much as me! Bye!
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- AnecdotesThe film had one of the most innovative ad campaigns in Indian Film history. The most famous one of the hoardings of the film had no photographs, just this line: 'Who is Aamir Khan? ...Ask the girl next door.'
- GaffesWhen the hit-man Brij Gopal is loading his gun, His open bag doesn't show any bullets In It anywhere but in the next his bullets randomly appear in his bag, And he starts loading his gun.
- ConnexionsFeatured in Midhya (1990)
- Bandes originalesAkele Hain To Kya Gum Hai
Written by Majrooh Sultanpuri
Composed by Bruce Welch, Brian Bennett, Hank B. Marvin
Performed by Udit Narayan and Alka Yagnik
Courtesy of Super Cassettes Industries Limited (T-Series)
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Détails
- Date de sortie
- Pays d’origine
- Langues
- Aussi connu sous le nom de
- From Doom Till Doom
- Lieux de tournage
- Ooty, Tamil Nadu, Inde("Ghazab ka hai din" Song)
- Sociétés de production
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- Durée2 heures 42 minutes
- Couleur
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By what name was Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak (1988) officially released in Canada in English?
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