Dil

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Madhuri Dixit and Aamir Khan in Dil (1990)

A man pretends to be a rich industrialist to improve his son's chances of marrying in to wealth, but his plan backfires on him.A man pretends to be a rich industrialist to improve his son's chances of marrying in to wealth, but his plan backfires on him.A man pretends to be a rich industrialist to improve his son's chances of marrying in to wealth, but his plan backfires on him.

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6.6/10

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Awards
- 1 win & 6 nominations

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Trivia
Kishore Bhanushali duplicate Dev Anand got noticed in the film.After its release Dev Anand gave him a call and said how you are doing a good job and how many films are you working.Kishore Bhanushali was working on 12 film at that time.Dev Anand jokingly said i have only two films can u give me some films.

Alternate versions
The song Dum Duma Dum was omitted from most video versions when the film was first released

Connections
Featured in Suhaag (1994)

Soundtracks
Papa Kehte Hain [movie: Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak (1988)]
Music by Anand Chitragupth & Milind Chitragupth
Lyrics by Majrooh Sultanpuri
Performed by : Udit Narayan

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Even the songs were poor Copies

A horrible movie in my opinion. Absolutely male-chauvinistic. The lead pair was at its peak at that time and the music was catchy, which probably made it a hit with the masses.

But the music Directors Anand-Milind are notorious for copying tunes note-by-note from the maestro Ilayaraja. (an unparalleled genius who has composed for over 720 movies and has the credit of composing a symphony in 28 days flat- (a feat honored by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra)

The duo of Anand and Milind has made its career out of rehashing the songs of Ilayaraja and this film's success and the lack of any copyright laws only encouraged them to copy his tunes for all their future films... until of course A R Rahman stormed into the music industry and scared the living-daylights out of these fellows...

Dil was an absolutely overrated 'masala' film which hardly entertained.