By no
means is writing everyone’s cup of tea. And when Hum released, writers didn’t have a plethora of media at their
disposal (unlike now), and had to use three things – kaagaz (a sheet of paper), kalam
(a pen) and davaat (a pot of ink).
These were mentioned in a song from the aforementioned film.
While the man who wielded the kalam was none other than Anand Bakshi, the track, which could best be described as passable, was composed by Laxmikant-Pyarelal.
Mohammed Aziz rendered it.
The lady who Sh(obh)ared singing credits with him was Joshi.
These were mentioned in a song from the aforementioned film.
While the man who wielded the kalam was none other than Anand Bakshi, the track, which could best be described as passable, was composed by Laxmikant-Pyarelal.
Mohammed Aziz rendered it.
The lady who Sh(obh)ared singing credits with him was Joshi.
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