Abdullah

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Trivia

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• The film's lead actors Zeenat Aman and Sanjay Khan had gotten married in 1978 but got separated a year later. During the making of this film, in a much-reported incident, Khan publicly assaulted Zeenat in a five-star hotel while his wife Zarine Khan egged him on. The two actors had worked together in the film "Dhund" (1973) previously, and this was their last film together.[1]
• The audio records of this film were issued in 1979 but the film was released in 1980.

Song

• Maine Poochha Chaand Se Ke Dekha Hai Kahin Mere Yaar Sa Hasin - According to Anand Bakshi's son Rakesh Bakshi, this song was originally composed and recorded by S.D. Burman and written by his father for a shelved Ramesh Saigal film in the mid-1960s. Anand Bakshi would often sing this song in private gatherings and parties and it was on one such occasion that Sanjay Khan heard the song and decided to use it in this film. R.D. Burman had used the tune of this song almost a decade earlier for "Koi Aur Duniya Mein Tumsa Hasin Hai" ("Pyar Ki Kahani", 1971). The original song had failed to make an impact, but this recycled version was a big hit.[2][3]
• Ae Khuda Har Faisla Tera - The interludes of this song featured the voice of R.D. Burman but he was not officially credited for it.
• Lalla Allah Tera Nigehbaan - R.D. Burman had used variations of this song's tune in two other songs - "Jaan-E-Jaanan Jao Kal Phir Aana" ("Samadhi", 1972) and "Dekho Hum Donon Ki Yaari" ("Double Cross", 1973).[4][5]

1. ^ Dhund (1973)
2. ^ Rakesh Bakshi (Son of lyricist Anand Bakshi) on S.D. Burman Dada
3. ^ Koi Aur Duniya Mein Tumsa Hasin Hai (Pyar Ki Kahani, 1971)
4. ^ Jaan-E-Jaanan Jao Kal Phir Aana (Samadhi, 1972)
5. ^ Dekho Hum Donon Ki Yaari (Double Cross, 1973)