Pyar Hi Pyar

Name: Pyar Hi Pyar
Genre: Romance
Duration: 2 h 15 min
Rating: 7.1
Cast: Vyjayanthimala, Dharmendra, Pran Sikand

1969
2h 15m

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7.1/10

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Romance

In order to win the heart of the beautiful Kavita, Vijay Pratap decides to masquerades as a wealthy industrialist and does succeed in winning Kavita's heart but Kavita has another charming a... Read allIn order to win the heart of the beautiful Kavita, Vijay Pratap decides to masquerades as a wealthy industrialist and does succeed in winning Kavita's heart but Kavita has another charming admirer, Satish Raj, whose way-ward behavior cannot be understand by Kavita. But when he fi... Read allIn order to win the heart of the beautiful Kavita, Vijay Pratap decides to masquerades as a wealthy industrialist and does succeed in winning Kavita's heart but Kavita has another charming admirer, Satish Raj, whose way-ward behavior cannot be understand by Kavita. But when he finds out about Kavita and Vijay's love he trys to create misunderstandings between the two,... Read all

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7.1/10

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Trivia
This was the only movie of Dharmendra and Vyjayanthimala together.

Connections
Featured in Helen, Queen of the Nautch Girls (1973)

Soundtracks
Dekha Hai Teri Ankhon Me, Pyar Hi Pyar Beshumaar
Performed by Mohammad Rafi
Lyrics by Hasrat Jaipuri
Music by Shankarsingh Raghuwanshi, Jaikishan Dayabhai Panchal

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8/10

Typical fun 60's melodrama

Dharmendra and Vyjantimala make a good pairing this Hindi film coated with melodrama. It's typical "first hour is romantic before things get serious" but it's fun film festered with some good songs such as the title song, first song Dharmendra sings to Vyjantimala. Of course, she gets the chance to display her dancing skills.

The story revolves around a missing father, a daughter suspecting it was foul play, and a mix up between two children going to the wrong parents - something Pran, at his villainous self, takes advantage of with the help of his equally villainous mother ( the apple don't fall far from the tree). The films rounds off with a fight scene with Dharmendra taking on the bad guys. A fun 60's Hindi film.