Ghungroo Ki Awaaz

Awards

• No award information available.

Trivia

Album

• This film was loosely adapted from the Alfred Hitchcock classic "Vertigo" (1958).
• Vijay Anand met directors Tulsi and Shyam Ramsay when they were dubbing for their film "Aur Kaun" (1979) in Anand's Ketnav Studio. Impressed by their work, Vijay Anand asked them to direct a film for his home production, Navketan. He played the lead role in this film and wrote its songs' lyrics. This was Tulsi and Shyam Ramsay's first film for a major banner.[1]
• This film was delayed due to a fallout between actress Rekha and producer Vijay Anand. Anand had apparently made last-minute changes to the film's script without seeking Rekha's approval. Rekha had objected to these changes since they called for additional shooting dates in Rekha's already packed schedule. On Rekha's refusal to give additional dates for this film, Anand completed the film using a Rekha look-alike to shoot additional scenes and got her lines dubbed by a voice artist. Rekha, in turn, publicly disassociated herself from the film.[2]

Song

• Akhiyon Ka Kajra - R.D. Burman had originally used the tune of this song for the Bengali film song "Adho Alo Chhayate" ("Kalankini Kankabati", 1981). The original song was also sung by Kishore Kumar and Asha Bhosle.[3]

1. ^ Aur Kaun (1979)
2. ^ India Today - Eye-catchers - August 31, 1981
3. ^ Adho Alo Chayate (Kalankini Kankabati, 1981)