Paheli

2005
Not Rated
2h 20min

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Shah Rukh Khan and Rani Mukerji in Paheli (2005)

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Comedy Drama Fantasy Musical Romance

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaA folk tale - supernatural love story about a ghost who falls in love with a newlywed woman.A folk tale - supernatural love story about a ghost who falls in love with a newlywed woman.A folk tale - supernatural love story about a ghost who falls in love with a newlywed woman.

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Premios
- 5 premios ganados y 14 nominaciones en total

Trivia
When Amol Palekar narrated the script to Shahrukh Khan, the first question he was asked was if his company Red Chillies could produce the film. The second question was if Palekar could give him a part in the film, no matter how small it was. He got the dual role of Kishen and the Ghost.

Citas
The Shepherd: [narrating] A folktale... a love story about a woman named Lachchi. Like a rainbow, Lachchi's love was many-splendoured. But there was one obstacle in this love story - Lachchi's lover was a ghost...

Conexiones
Referenced in Pyare Mohan (2006)

Bandas sonoras
Dhire Jalna
Written by Gulzar (as Sampooran Singh Gulzar)
Composed by M.M. Keeravani
Performed by Sonu Nigam and Shreya Ghoshal
Courtesy of Super Cassettes Industries Limited (T-Series)

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10/10

Fabulous!

This film is absolutely excellent. The film was well-made. Great script and there was plenty of time to build relationships. Unlike the recent Indian movies that seem to be pointless and fast-paced and songs placed right-left and centre. This film is much better than Devdas. The colours, the songs, the acting, directing, producing and the cinematography are just brilliant. However you should not watch this film if you are a sceptic of folk tales and myths because this story is a Rajasthani folk tale so the people who will find this 'UTTERLY STUPID' are people who hate folktales or hate Bollywood films. This will go in the classics, I hope this gets the international recognition it deserves.