Nidaan
Album Category: Hindi, FilmYear: 2000
Music Director: Rahul Ranade
Lyricist: Gautam Joglekar
Label: PAN Music
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Album Credits: MUSIC ARRANGERS: Piyush Kanojia, Taufiq Qureshi, Salim Merchant. SONGS RECORDED AT: P. Balaraman; AT: V.G.P. Studio, Chennai.
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| Aaja Re Chanda - Happy |
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| Waqt Ki Keemat |
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| Aaja Re Chanda - Sad |
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| O Kartar |
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| Aaja Re Chanda - Instrumental |
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| Hum Aur Tum |
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| Aaja Re Chanda - Girl Version |
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| Aaja Re - Male Version |
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| Agar Ho Pyar |
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| Title Music |
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| Blood Bank Agony |
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Awards
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Trivia
- This was Mahesh Manjrekar's first Hindi film as a director. He started work on it in 1995. However, it got delayed and was released only after his first Hindi release "Vaastav: The Reality" (1999).[1][2]
- The completion of this film was delayed by six months because Mahesh Manjrekar could not get time from Sanjay Dutt, who made a cameo appearance as himself in it, to dub for his dialogues. When he did get Dutt's time, Manjrekar asked for another 15 minutes to narrate the script of "Vaastav: The Reality" (1999). The 15 minutes became one and a half hours and Manjrekar got Sanjay Dutt on board for "Vaastav" at the end of it.[3][4]
- This film was given its title by the Prime Minister of India at the time, Atal Bihar Vajpayee.[5]