Hare Rama Hare Krishna (1971 film)

• Zeenat Aman: Jasbir Jaiswal / Janice
• Dev Anand: Prashant Jaiswal
• Mumtaz Shanti
• Prem Chopra: Dronacharya
• Rajendra Nath: Toofan
• Mehmood Jr.: Machina
• Kishore Sahu: Mr. Jaiswal
• Achala Sachdev: Mrs. Jaiswal
• Iftekhar: IGP
• Raj Kishore: Sakhi

Haré Rama Krishna Haré is a Hindi film made in 1971 directed by and starring Dev Anand.

Action

The brothers Prashant and Jasbir have always had in their childhood a good relationship. As, however, their parents argue and decide to go separate ways, the children are separated. Prashant stays with his mother and Jasbir comes to her father. Jasbir was also told that her mother and her brother are dead, so they naturally never thinks back to see Prashant.

Due to the poor treatment of her stepmother, Jasbir runs away from home. Prashant is a pilot and finds out that Jasbir in Kathmandu, Nepal, with a group of hippies is on the way and even accesses drugs.

In order to save his sister from the same circumstances, Prashant travels to Kathmandu and met on the way to Shanti, in which he falls in love. He eventually finds Jasbir, which has given the name Janice a new identity. Prashant is anything to retrieve his sister, and even ends up as a thief who has to fear for his life. Ultimately Jasbir dies.

Music

The lyrics to the music of Rahul Dev Burman Anand Bakshi wrote.

Reviews

Anand's call for traditional Indian values ​​plays with Hare Krishna devotees who are presented as dope - smoking hippies, and is dominated by Zeenat Aman in her first leading role. The Dum Maro Dum smash hit, sung by Asha Bhosle and Usha Iyer remains the main reason for the fame of the film.

Awards

Filmfare Award 1972

• Filmfare Award / Best Supporting Actress at Zeenat Aman
• Filmfare Award / Best Playback singer Asha Bhosle to for " Dum Maro Dum "

BFJA Award ( 1972)

• BFJA Award / Best Actress at Zeenat Aman