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एल्बम

• This film was remade into a bilingual film - in Telugu as "Edi Dharmam Edi Nyayam?" (1982) and in Tamil as "Neethi Devan Mayakkam" (1982). This film itself was adapted from the Hollywood film "Lipstick" (1976).
• This was the debut Hindi film of actors Raj Babbar and Deepak Parashar. After the success of this film, they went on to work together in a number of other films including "Aap To Aise Na The" (1980), "Armaan" (1981) and "Nikaah" (1982).[1][2][3]
• This was the last B.R. Chopra film for which Sahir Ludhianvi wrote lyrics. Sahir's association with B.R. Films started with "Naya Daur" (1957). In one particular stretch, and not counting songless films, Sahir wrote the lyrics for every film produced by B.R. Chopra from "Naya Daur" (1957) to "Zameer" (1974).[4][5]
• This A-rated film drew attention for its "bold" rape scenes featuring Zeenat Aman and a teen-aged Padmini Kolhapure. Many criticised these scenes for being unnecessarily titillating.

1. ^ आप तो ऐसे न थे (१९८०)
2. ^ अरमान (१९८१)
3. ^ निकाह (१९८२)
4. ^ नया दौर (१९५७)
5. ^ ज़मीर (१९७४)