साहब

पुरस्कार

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सामान्य ज्ञान

एल्बम

• This film was based on a Bengali film of the same name released in 1981. The Bengali film was also remade in Telugu as "Vijetha" (1985), in Kannada as "Karna" (1986) and in Malayalam as "Chekkeranoru Chilla" (1986).
• This was one of the few films in which filmmaker Anil Ganguly featured his children Vijay Ganguly and Rupali Ganguly. While shooting a scene with Vijay Ganguly, the director got frustrated when he couldn't remember his lines. It was Anil Kapoor who stepped in then to calm frayed nerves and helped complete the shoot.[1]

गीत

• यार बिना चैन कहाँ रे - Almost three decades after he recorded this song, Bappi Lahiri recreated it for the film "Main Aur Mr. Riight" (2014). The song was also recreated by Tanishk Bagchi for the film "Shubh Mangal Zyada Saavdhan" (2020).[2][3]
• यार बिना चैन कहाँ रे - Music director M. Ranga Rao reused the tune of this song for the Kannada film song "Preethiye Nannusiru" ("Karna", 1986). Portions of its prelude and interludes were also used by Chakravarthy in the Telugu film song "Six O Clock" ("Vijetha", 1985). The Kannada and Telugu songs were sung by the same singers - S.P. Balasubramaniam and S. Janaki. Interestingly, S. Janaki also sang the original Hindi film song.[4][5]

1. ^ वॉट अनिल गांगुली एंड अनुराग बसु हैव इन कॉमन
2. ^ यार बिना चैन कहाँ रे (मैं और मिस्टर राइट, २०१४)
3. ^ अरे प्यार कर ले (यार बिना चैन कहाँ रे) (शुभ मंगल ज़्यादा सावधान, २०२०)
4. ^ प्रीतिये नन्नुसिरु (कर्णा, १९८६)
5. ^ सिक्स ओ क्लॉक (विजेता, १९८५)