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Kashmir Ki Kali (1964)

Name: Kashmir Ki Kali (1964)
Director: Shakti Samanta
Released: 1964
Duration: 2 h 36 min 29 s

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Directed by: Shakti Samanta
Produced by: Shakti Samanta
Written by: Ramesh Pant, Ranjan Bose
Music by: O. P. Nayyar
Lyrics by: Samsul Huda Bihari
Singers: Asha Bhosle, Mohammed Rafi
Cinematography: V.N. Reddy
Edited by: Dharamvir
Cast: Sharmila Tagore, Shammi Kapoor, Pran

The songs

Diwana Hua Badal — Mohammed Rafi, Asha Bhosle · music O. P. Nayyar · words S. H. Bihari
Ye Chand Sa Roshan Chehra — Mohammed Rafi · music O. P. Nayyar · words S. H. Bihari
Ishaaron Ishaaron Mein Dil Lene Wale — Mohammed Rafi, Asha Bhosle · music O. P. Nayyar · words S. H. Bihari
Hai Duniya Usi Ki Zamana Usi Ka — Mohammed Rafi · music O. P. Nayyar · words S. H. Bihari
Subhanallah Haseen Chehra — Mohammed Rafi · music O. P. Nayyar · words S. H. Bihari
Kahin Na Kahin Dil Lagana Padega — Mohammed Rafi · music O. P. Nayyar · words S. H. Bihari
Haye Re Haye Ye Mere Hath Tera Haath — Mohammed Rafi, Asha Bhosle · music O. P. Nayyar · words S. H. Bihari
Balma Khuli Hawa Mein — Asha Bhosle · music O. P. Nayyar · words S. H. Bihari
Phir Thes Lagi Dil Ko — Asha Bhosle · music O. P. Nayyar · words S. H. Bihari

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Read about it: Wikipedia
Wikipedia's cast list for Kashmir Ki Kali links the part of Dinu to Nasir Hussain, the writer-director of Tumsa Nahin Dekha and Teesri Manzil. The actor is Nazir Hussain, a different man - and the same article's own infobox says Nazir Hussain. This catalogue held the same confusion and it has been corrected: five credits were on the wrong one of the two.
How we know
Wikipedia infobox: starring Shammi Kapoor, Sharmila Tagore, Pran, Nazir Hussain. Wikipedia cast list: 'Nasir Hussain as Dinu', linking to the writer-director. Nasir Hussain (1926-2002) wrote and directed; Nazir Hussain (1922-1987) was a character actor in some 250 films. In this catalogue, Nasir Hussain held cast credits on Chhaya, Bhoot Bungla and Shagird - films directed by Hrishikesh Mukherjee, Mehmood and Samir Ganguly - while Nazir Hussain held the director credit for Pyar Ka Mausam and Manzil Manzil, both of which are Nasir Hussain's.
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Named after something in

Same actor: Junglee (1961)
Its title comes from Kashmir ki kali hoon main, a song Lata Mangeshkar sang in Junglee three years earlier - same star, different producer, and a name that already meant something.

The same people, elsewhere

Same producer: Aamne Samne (1982)
Shakti Samanta produced both - 18 years apart.
Same director: Aar Paar (1985)
Shakti Samanta directed both - 21 years apart.
Same director: Alag Alag (1985)
Shakti Samanta directed both - 21 years apart.
Same director and script writer: Amar Prem (1972)
Shakti Samanta directed and produced both; Ramesh Pant wrote the dialogue of them; Shanti Das designed them.
Same director and art director: Anuraag (1972)
Shakti Samanta directed and produced both; Shanti Das designed them.
Same director and art director: Anurodh (1977)
Shakti Samanta directed both; Shanti Das designed them - 13 years apart.
Same director and script writer: Aradhana (1969)
Shakti Samanta directing and Shanti Das on art direction, five years on.
Same art director and producer: Balika Badhu (1976)
Shanti Das designed both; Shakti Samanta produced them - 12 years apart.
Same director: Barsaat Ki Ek Raat (1981)
Shakti Samanta directed both - 17 years apart.
Same script writer: Bhoot Bungla (1965)
Ranjan Bose wrote the screenplay of both.
Same director and producer: Dushman (1990)
Shakti Samanta directed and produced both - 26 years apart.
Same director and script writer: Howrah Bridge (1958)
Shakti Samanta directed and produced both; O. P. Nayyar wrote the music of them; Ranjan Bose wrote the screenplay and the story of them.
Same director and actor: Jaane-Anjaane (1971)
Shakti Samanta directed both.
Same actor: Junglee (1961)
Junglee contains a song called Kashmir Ki Kali Hoon Main three years before the film Kashmir Ki Kali, which is also here - as is Sawan Ki Ghata, built from the tunes left over from scoring it.
Same director and producer: Kati Patang (1971)
Shakti Samanta producing and directing, Shanti Das on art direction.
Same art director and singer: Love in Tokyo (1966)
Dharamvir cut both, as he cut Hum Dono, Kala Bazar and Howrah Bridge.
Same music director and actor: Mere Sanam (1965)
O. P. Nayyar wrote the music of both.
Same music director and actor: Nishchaiy (1992)
O. P. Nayyar wrote the music of both - 28 years apart.
Same director and music director: Sawan Ki Ghata (1966)
Shakti Samanta and O. P. Nayyar settled twelve tunes together for Kashmir Ki Kali and used the ones left over to make this - so one of these soundtracks is the other's offcuts, and both are held here.
Same director and music director: Sawan Ki Ghata (1966)
O. P. Nayyar played Shakti Samanta a batch of tunes and twelve were taken for this film. The ones left over became Sawan Ki Ghata two years later, also Samanta's, also with S. H. Bihari's lyrics.
Same director and actor: Singapore (1960)
Shakti Samanta directed both.
Same director and script writer: The Great Gambler (1979)
Shakti Samanta directed both; Ranjan Bose wrote them - 15 years apart.
Same music director and actor: Tumsa Nahin Dekha (1957)
Shammi Kapoor, O. P. Nayyar and Pran on both, seven years apart - the persona being built in the first and sold in the second.
Same editor and art director: Ziddi (1964)
Dharamvir cutting and Shanti Das on art direction, on two films of the same year.

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