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पुरस्कार

• पुरस्कारों की जानकारी उपलब्ध नहीं है

सामान्य ज्ञान

एल्बम

• This film was remade in Tamil as "Vallavanukku Vallavan" (1965), in Telugu as "Monagallaku Monagadu" (1966), and in Kannada as "Bhale Bhaskar" (1971).

गीत

• सौ बार जनम लेंगे - Music director Veda reused the tune of this song for the Tamil and Telugu remakes of this film. "Or Aayiram Paarvayile" ("Vallavanukku Vallavan", 1965) and "Nenunnadi Neelone" ("Monagallaku Monagadu", 1966) were the Tamil and Telugu versions of this song.[1][2]
• मैंने कहा था आना सन्डे को - The tune of the song's mukhda was taken from the Greek song "Ta Paidia Tou Pirea" composed by Manos Hatzidakis and sung by Melina Mercouri for the film "Pote Tin Kyriaki" (1960). The film and the song are commonly known by their English title "Never On A Sunday". The Greek song became the first song from a foreign-language film to win the Academy Award for Best Original Song. It was translated into several languages and covered by many artists.[3]
• रात चुप है चाँदनी मदहोश है - It appears that this song was released as an Asha Bhosle solo on the 78 rpm records. In the film, the song starts with two lines sung by music director Ravi. These lines were not included in the 78 rpm records.[MR1]

1. ^ ओर आयिरम पार्वयिले (वल्लवनकु वल्लवन, १९६५)
2. ^ नेनुन्नदी नीलोने (मोनगल्लकू मोनगाडू, १९६६)
3. ^ ता पैदिया तू पीरिया - मेलीना मरकूरी