Kahani Kismat Ki

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Trivia

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• All films produced by Arjun Hingorani except one, "Sultanat" (1986), had three-word titles with each word starting with the letter K.[1]
• Dharmendra had liked the script of the film "Samadhi" (1972) so much that he had asked Prakash Mehra for its rights in exchange for the rights of a script he had purchased from Salim - Javed - that of "Zanjeer" (1973). Prakash Mehra had agreed but had wanted Dharmendra to not only act in "Zanjeer" (1973) but also co-produce it. Dharmendra had consented but had additionally wanted Mehra to hand over the script of this film to Arjun Hingorani, the filmmaker who had given Dharmendra a break as an actor and was his mentor. Mehra liked the script of "Zanjeer" (1973) so much that he had reluctantly conceded to make this exchange. As a result, Dharmendra did "Samadhi" (1972) with Prakash Mehra and this film with Arjun Hingorani. Dharmendra eventually backed out of "Zanjeer" (1973). There are various accounts of why he did so. In one interview, Prakash Mehra said that he parted ways with the actor amicably since he was very busy at the time and did not have the dates to shoot for "Zanjeer" (1973). However, according to another version of the event, Dharmendra pulled out of the film because his cousin had asked him not to work with Prakash Mehra. His cousin wanted retribution against Mehra after he had refused to direct a film her husband Ranjit Virk was producing.[2][3][4][5]
• Rekha's character in this film was named after the actress.
• Filmmaker Arjun Hingorani made his acting debut with a cameo appearance in this film.

Song

• Are Rafta Rafta Dekho Aankh Meri Ladi Hai - The female spoken words in this song were singer Usha Timothy's. However, she was not credited for it in the film's audio release. In some versions of the audio release, actress Rekha, on whom the song was filmed, was wrongly credited for the lines in the song.

1. ^ Sultanat (1986)
2. ^ Samadhi (1972)
3. ^ Zanjeer (1973)
4. ^ The making of a legend
5. ^ Between love and rage, Dharmendra never got to be Hindi cinema's Angry Young Man