Lamhe Page #6

Synopsis: Viren (Anil Kapoor) comes to India, he is captivated by Pallavi (Sridevi). When he learns she's spoken for, he returns. When he gets the news of Pallavi and her husband dying and leaving their daughter Pooja (Sridevi) behind, Viren ensures she is taken care of. 20 years on, Viren comes back to India and sees Pooja - a spitting image of her mother. What follows is a life-changing turn of events.
Director(s): Yash Chopra
Production: Yash Raj Films
  5 wins.
 
IMDB:
7.4
NOT RATED
Year:
1991
187 min
276 Views


- He felt guilty that he was happy.

They're guys who'd pass

happiness on to the next guy.

ln that case, we'll have to

teach him to be happy.

l'm not taking the risk.

lf happiness gets to know l'm his

friend, l won't be happy again.

What does he like?

He must be fond of something.

Not many things he's fond of.

But he's indeed fond of watching

old Hindi film songs.

Old...?

''We have fallen in love...''

''and yet, why do we fear

falling in love?''

''The path is strewn with pitfalls''

''We know not where our goal is''

''We have fallen in love''

''And yet, why do we

fear love''

''Use your deeds to

make your destiny''

''Make your destiny''

''Should you trust yourself,

play the game''

''Play the game''

''Use your deeds

to make your destiny''

''Should you trust yourself,

play the game''

''Praise Lord Shiva!''

''l drink the opiate in Your name''

''l will fall,

l will die...''

''if you don't steady me''

''l swear''

''Praise Lord Shiva''

''l drink in Your name''

''l will fall, l will die...''

''if you do not steady me''

''l swear in the name of God''

''Should you and l...''

''be locked in a room...''

''and the keys were

to be lost''

''Should you and l be

locked in a room...''

''and the keys were

to be lost''

''l'd lose myself in

your eyes, my love''

''Should you and l be

locked in a room...''

''and the keys

were to be lost''

''How are you to be treated?''

''Must you be killed?

Or must you be spared?''

''Tell us, how do you

want us to treat you?''

''Must you be killed?

Or must you be spared?''

''Tell us, how do you

want us to treat you?''

''How do you want

us to treat you?''

''Must you be offered liquor...?

Or should you be poisoned?''

''Tell us, how do you

want us to treat you?''

''Watch your step, mister.

Be cautious in love''

''There are deceptions

in this path''

''Watch your step, mister.

Be cautious in love''

''There is a lot of deception

in this path''

''Watch your step, mister''

''O Boatman...''

''My beloved is yonder;

and here l am, crestfallen''

''Take me across the river''

''My beloved is yonder''

''The dot on my forehead shines;

my bangles tinkle''

''The dot on my forehead shines;

my bangles tinkle''

''So what if it

drives your sleep away''

''The flowers, l swear,

exude a fragrance...''

''So what if you're

going to drive away''

''The dot on my forehead shines;

my bangles tinkle''

''Let them call me a junglee!''

''lf they must call me that,

so be it''

''l'm trapped in a storm of love...

what am l to do?''

''Let them call me a junglee''

''So be it''

''Caught in love l am...

what am l to do?''

''Let them call me a junglee''

''Even if they call me a junglee...''

''let them do it''

''You are the one

l have loved''

''You are the one

my eyes have awaited''

''You are the love

of my childhood''

''My stranger has come home to me''

''A massage...

An oil massage!''

''Should you feel giddy...''

''or your heart

begins to sink...''

''Come to me, mister.

Why worry?''

''Should you feel giddy or your

heart begins to sink''

''Come to me, mister...

there's no need to worry''

''Lucky were those whose

love was reciprocated''

''All l sought was flowers...''

''and l got thorns''

''l have freed my sari

from the thorns...''

''l have broken every shackle

to wear these dancing-bells''

''Stop not this flight now...''

''there goes my heart''

''l feel like living again''

''l want to die again''

''l feel like living again''

''l want to die again''

''Come here, Ramaiyya...''

''lt's you l have

given my heart to''

''Come here, Ramaiyya''

''lt's you l have

given my heart to''

''Come here, Ramaiyya''

''lt's you l have

given my heart to''

''Come here, Ramaiyya''

''lt's you l have

given my heart to''

Sunk! We're sunk!

''Days of joys are gone...

gloom is here now''

Daija, she's Anita.

This is my Daija, more than a mother.

Bless you, my dear..

And this is Puja...

So you're Puja, are you?

Till now l am. lf you have

any objection, l'll change it.

Not at all. lt's a nice name.

Shall we go?

Naughty!

What's the matter?

Why are you so quiet?

l was just thinking that you need not

close your eyes to forget Pallavi.

Puja is not Pallavi.

l know that. l know you are you.

And l am Anita.

But she's a spitting image of Pallavi.

And she won't let you forget that.

After our marriage, it'll be like

sharing you with Pallavi...

You're not sharing me with anybody.

l give you my heart empty of memories.

Okay Daija, l'm going.

He doesn't bother

to see the time!

The moment he opens

his eyes, he's off.

Are you alright?

l wanted to say something

important to you.

And what is so important?

lt's just that l'm...

l'm inviting you for dinner tonight.

You'll come, won't you?

A long life to you, my dear,

And a Happy Birthday too.

Birthday? All my best wishes are

with you anyway. So why a birthday?

Now l'll have to give a gift

and blessings too.

Shall l take a day off?

- No.

That means l attend the office.

Scared you, didn't l?

You'd scare anyone

with a face like that.

What have you applied on your face?

- The secret of my beauty...

''To ruin your good looks,

use this''

Go and wash your face.

You also use it...

- No pooja.

When will l have gray hair?

- You'll have to wait years for that.

l'll look good with

gray hair, won't l?

Just like Kunwarji?

What's the matter?

Why the long face?

Today l forgot Pallavi's

Death Anniversary.

That's great. lt means Puja's birthday

is free from Pallavi's death.

Give this to Puja and make

some excuse for my absence.

Then why did you promise her?

She hadn't told me then,

that it was her birthday.

And shouldn't l have remembered that

it was Pallavi's death anniversary?

Okay, go on living with the dead.

Keep the dead happy and break hearts

of those who are alive.

How do l look?

- You always look one in a million.

That's all?

Just one in a million?

All right, if not in a million,

then let's say a billion.

Enough.

l can't count beyond billions now.

l think he's here.

He's in my pocket.

This is from him,

and this is from me.

And where is he now?

ls he with Anita?

No, he's not with her.

- Then where is he?

''My dream has come true''.

''Sometimes l'll say it...

At times, you say it''

''That l've given my heart to you''

''Sometimes you hear it...

at times, l'll hear it''

''That l've given my heart to you''

''Let's sit together, side by side

like this...''

''And say this to each other...''

''Sometimes l'll say it.

At times you say it''

''That l've given my heart to you''

''Sometimes l'll hear it.

At times you'll hear it''

''That l've given my heart to you''

''Let's keep walking...''

''Let's keep flying''

''And flowing like this''

''And keep saying this

to each other...''

''Sometimes l'll say...

At times you say''

''That l've given my heart to you''

''Sometimes l'll hear it.

At times you'll hear it''

''That l've given my heart to you''

''An ache in the heart,

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Honey Irani

Honey Irani (born 25 August 1955) is an Indian film actress and screenwriter, who works in Hindi cinema. more…

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