Youtube song video from teesri manzil movie

#Youtube song video from teesri manzil movie movie

The first half of the film takes us through their battles and blossoming romance. Of course she meets Rocky on her way, and though she doesnвЂ™t know who he is, his obnoxious antics donвЂ™t endear him to her. There is speculation that she committed suicide when Rocky did not reciprocate her feelings, and her sister Sunita (Asha) decides to track him down and Make Him Pay. I donвЂ™t think I need to cover the plot, other than to say that Rocky (Shammi) is a drummer at a hotel in Mussoorie when a visiting girl named Rupa (Sabina) falls from the third floor to her death.

#Youtube song video from teesri manzil movie movie

There is just an intensity about the whole movie that I love, and it is palpable from the very beginning. Even silliness which might irritate me elsewhere I find enchanting here.

I watched this again with Beth last evening, and we agreed that there is almost nothing we would change (there is ONE thing I would change, and IвЂ™ll get to it). So what do I say about this film, that many have already pontificated on ( in some cases, hilariously)? Where do I even begin? For one thing, I am not sure I can really pin down what captivates me so. And can I say any more at this point about my Helen worship? I think not. This is also the first Vijay Anand film I saw, and of course IвЂ™ve gone on to love a lot more of his work, too. His charm and chemistry with Asha Parekh stunned me (and so did she). Shammi Shammi Shammi! I had seen him in a few other films and liked him okay but this-this sent me tumbling head over heels, never to recover. I will never forget the joy with which I first watched it, a joy that has never diminished, and the love it gave me for Shammi (also undiminished). This is one of my favorite films: I love it unconditionally and without reservation and, needless to say, without a shred of objectivity.