Heeralal Pannalal

1978

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueTwo boys grow up together in an orphanage and become best friends, swearing their undying brotherly devotion to each other. Unknown to them, a dark secret related to their past may hamper th... Tout lireTwo boys grow up together in an orphanage and become best friends, swearing their undying brotherly devotion to each other. Unknown to them, a dark secret related to their past may hamper this bond.Two boys grow up together in an orphanage and become best friends, swearing their undying brotherly devotion to each other. Unknown to them, a dark secret related to their past may hamper this bond.

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6,6/10

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Anecdotes
The theme music used in the opening credits of this film was originally composed by R.D. Burman for the film "Joshila" (1973). This theme has been used for the opening credits of many other films, including films in which R.D. Burman was not the music director.

Gaffes
In the climax the scenes alternate between shot in day and night.

Bandes originales
AA JA MERE PYAR AAJA DIL KO AISE NA JALA
Lyrics by Majrooh
Sung by Hemanta Mukherjee
Music by Rahul Dev Burman (as R D Burman)

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9/10

Total entertainment - RD Burman scores foot tapping score!

Heeralal Pannalal is an out-and-out entertainer. And when you have the charming Shashi Kapoor and the goofy Randhir Kapoor for company, you can be assured that it'll be pure fun.

The story's nothing much to talk about, but the movie is racy and an unabashed entertainer. The heroes have the charming Neetu Singh and Zeenat Aman for company. And then, there are the usual suspects of villains for the screwball pair to bash up.

Rahul Dev Burman comes up with a snappy, foot tapping score. Just for songs like "O padosan ki ladki", "Aaja mere pyaar aaja", "Kahiye kahan se aana hua", this movie is worth a dekko.