Ishq Par Zor Nahin

Awards

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Trivia

Album

• The film's title was inspired by the famous Mirza Ghalib couplet "Ishq par zor nahin hai yeh wo aatish Ghalib / Ki lagaaye na lage aur bhujhaye na bane". The film opened with a voice-over of the couplet and an image of Ghalib on the screen.
• Director Ramesh Saigal had made another film with a similar premise about a decade ago - "Shola Aur Shabnam" (1961). Both the films featured Dharmendra in the lead role.[1]
• S.D. Burman was credited in the film's opening credits very prominently. He got second billing after director Ramesh Saigal. The frame crediting Burman carried a portrait of him holding what appears to be an award statuette.
• This was the only film in which Dharmendra and Sadhana were paired together. Dharmendra had auditioned for the "Love In Simla" (1960), Sadhana's debut film, but was not selected.[2][3]

Song

• Yeh Dil Deewana Hai - Based on Kamal Haasan's request, Ilaiyaraaja used this song as a reference to compose the National award-winning song "Inji Iduppazhaga" ("Thevar Magan", 1992). Ilaiyaraaja's composition was adapted by Anu Malik for the Hindi film song "Paayalen Chhunmun Chhunmun" ("Virasat", 1997).[4][5][6]
• Main To Tere Rang Raati - S.D. Burman had used the tune of this song earlier for the Bengali non-film song "Koi Koi Re Ghungur" (1958).[7]

1. ^ Shola Aur Shabnam (1961)
2. ^ Dharmendra was rejected for Love In Simla opposite Sadhana
3. ^ Love In Simla (1960)
4. ^ And more on the Ilaiyaraaja connection
5. ^ Inji Iduppazhaga (Thevar Magan, 1992)
6. ^ Paayalen Chhunmun Chhunmun (Virasat, 1997)
7. ^ Koi Koi Re Ghunghur