Same script writer:
Aaye Din Bahar Ke (1966)Sachin Bhowmick wrote both.
Abdullah (1980)M. S. Shinde cut both - 12 years apart.
Andaz (1971)Sachin Bhowmick wrote both; M. S. Shinde cut them; G. P. Sippy produced them.
Same script writer:
Aya Sawan Jhoom Ke (1969)Sachin Bhowmick wrote both.
Same director and editor:
Bade Dil Wala (1983)Bhappi Sonie directed both; M. S. Shinde cut them - 15 years apart.
Same editor and producer:
Bandhan (1969)M. S. Shinde cut both; G. P. Sippy produced them.
Same script writer and actor:
Be-Imaan (1972)Sachin Bhowmick wrote both.
Same director and script writer:
Bhanwar (1976)Bhappi Sonie directed both, and Pyar Hi Pyar and Bade Dil Wala as well.
Same director:
Chalta Purza (1977)Bhappi Sonie directed both.
- Hasrat Jaipuri
Dil Ke Jharokhe Mein, in Shivaranjani, which won Rafi the Filmfare - and Aajkal Tere Mere Pyar Ke Charche in the same film. He was nominated for the first and lost to Shailendra, for the other song in the same picture.
Same director:
Jail Yatra (1981)Bhappi Sonie directed both - 13 years apart.
Same director and script writer:
Janwar (1965)Bhappi Sonie directed both; Sachin Bhowmick wrote them.
Same actor:
Junglee (1961)Shammi Kapoor with Shankar-Jaikishan, and Hasrat Jaipuri and Shailendra splitting the lyrics between them, as they did on both.
Same script writer and actor:
Love in Tokyo (1966)Sachin Bhowmick wrote both, and won the Filmfare for Best Story for Brahmachari two years later.
Same script writer:
Manzil Manzil (1984)Sachin Bhowmick wrote both - 16 years apart.
Same editor and producer:
Mere Sanam (1965)G. P. Sippy producing and M. S. Shinde cutting, as on Bandhan, Seeta Aur Geeta, Sholay, Shaan and Saagar.
Same script writer and actor:
Nastik (1983)Sachin Bhowmick wrote both. He won the Filmfare for Best Story for Brahmachari, fifteen years before this.
Same script writer:
Pratigyabadh (1991)Sachin Bhowmick wrote both - 23 years apart.
Same director and actor:
Preetam (1971)Bhappi Sonie directed both.
Same director and script writer:
Pyar Hi Pyar (1969)Bhappi Sonie directed both; Anand Romani wrote them; Taru Dutt photographed them.
Same editor and producer:
Shaan (1980)M. S. Shinde cut both; G. P. Sippy produced them - 12 years apart.
Same editor and producer:
Sholay (1975)G. P. Sippy produced both and M. S. Shinde cut both - a line that also takes in Bandhan, Seeta Aur Geeta, Shaan and Saagar. Six films, one producer, one editor.
Same editor:
Sohni Mahiwal (1984)M. S. Shinde cut both - 16 years apart.
Add a review
Sign in to comment.