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Trivia

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• This film was an adaptation of the hit Telugu film of the same title released in 2008. The Telugu film was directed by Srinu Vaitla and starred Ram and Genelia D'Souza.
• Actor Paresh Rawal was in Sri Lanka shooting for this film when he received news of his mother's death. While waiting for his flight to India, he felt that he could manage his grief better if he worked. Rawal said that the scene he shot that day was the toughest one of his life.[1]

Song

• Main Karoon To Saala Character Dheela Hai - Anu Malik alleged that Pritam had plagiarised his song "Mohabbat Naam Hai Kiska" ("Ajnabee", 2001) for the tune of this song.[2][3]
• Main Karoon To Saala Character Dheela Hai - This song featured sequences that re-created scenes from classic Hindi films. It featured Salman Khan and Zarine Khan enacting the roles played by Dilip Kumar and Madhubala in "Mughal-E-Azam" (1960), Dharmendra and Hema Malini in "Sholay" (1975), and Raj Kapoor and Nargis in "Shree 420" (1955). According to Salman Khan, the song was a tribute to Dilip Kumar, Dharmendra, and Raj Kapoor.[4][5][6][7]
• Main Karoon To Saala Character Dheela Hai - A lyricist named Turkish Mohammed Azam had alleged that the opening four lines of this song were his and that he had registered them with the Film Writers' Association in 2007. He also claimed that he had shared these lines with music director Pritam but never heard back from him. Azam had approached the Bombay High Court and asked for a stay of the film's release till the filmmakers did one of the following - give him credit or remove the four lines from the song. Pritam's lawyer argued in court that the four lines were from a poem that was in the public domain and were not written by Azam. The court dismissed the petition and allowed the film to be released.[8]
• Dhinka Chika - This song was music director Devi Sri Prasad's adaptation of his blockbuster hit Telugu film song "Ringa Ringa" ("Aarya 2", 2009). Music director Drums Deva used the same composition for the Kannada film song "Ringa Ringa" ("5 Idiots", 2011).[9][10]

1. ^ I worked on the day my mom died: Paresh Rawal
2. ^ Anu Malik accuses Pritam of plagiarism
3. ^ Mohabbat Naam Hai Kiska (Ajnabee, 2001)
4. ^ Mughal-E-Azam (1960)
5. ^ Shree 420 (1955)
6. ^ Sholay (1975)
7. ^ Salman's 'Character Dheela' a tribute to Raj, Dilip and Dharmendra
8. ^ HC refuses to stay release of Salman-starrer Ready
9. ^ Ringa Ringa (Aarya 2, 2009)
10. ^ Ringa Ringa (5 Idiots, 2011)