"Hume Tumse Pyaar Kitna" (Thumri Version) "Hume Tumse Pyaar Kitna" (Female Version) Other music composers are Jeet Gannguli, Tony Kakkar, Shabbir Ahmed, DJ EMENES (MIB), Shaarib- Toshi, Background score by Amar Mohile.
Burman and lyrics by Majrooh Sultanpuri under label of Saregama. The original was sung twice one by Parveen Sultana and another by Kishore Kumar on composition of R. Kumar was nominated for a Filmfare Award for his rendering of the song, while Sultana walked away with the Filmfare Best Female Playback Award for her version of the song.The film has an eponymous song from 1981 film Kudrat "Hume Tumse Pyaar Kitna", which has been recreated by Raaj Aashoo with additional lyrics by Shabbir Ahmed and sung by Shreya Ghoshal. The song "Hamein Tumse Pyar Kitna" is heard twice in the film, the first time by a female singer ( Parveen Sultana) and the second time by a male singer ( Kishore Kumar). While Majrooh wrote all the songs of the film, the title song ("Dukh Sukh Ki Har Ek Mala") was written by Qateel Shifai. Burman and the lyrics written by Majrooh Sultanpuri and Qateel Shifai.
After learning of his daughter's death and the new discovery, Janak realizes that Paro's curse has done its work. She sits inside, playing a piano and succumbs to the fire. Shocked by this revelation, Karuna goes to her home and sets it on fire.
A skeleton tumbles out in front of Karuna. Mohan comes to the mansion with police, who tear the wall down.
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Billi Ram remembers that Janak had called him that day to patch up a wall in the mansion. He also traces Billi Ram, a senile old mason, who may hold a clue to Paro's disappearance. Meanwhile, Mohan seems to be losing the case, until he finds the mansion where Paro was purportedly murdered. Paro had cursed him that just as he took away something precious to her, Mother Nature will take something important from him too. He raped Paro and after listening this, Madhav commits suicide. Here, it is revealed that Janak is indeed guilty of the death of both Paro and Madhav. Karuna, who doesn't have an idea of the truth, steps in to defend her father against this "conspiracy". Realizing that he has no other option, Mohan decides to take matters to the court. Mohan is in a dilemma: he has broken off his engagement with Karuna for Chandramukhi and now he has to drag Janak to court. Satto tells them that the villain is none other than Janak. Here, with help of Chandramukhi, Mohan soon finds out that Saraswati Devi is Satto, Madhav's sister. Here, Naresh too realizes that he should step out of their life, as their romance soon gets rekindled. A zamindar's son raped her and accidentally murdered her. On an excursion, Chandramukhi remembers everything: She was Paro in previous life and Madhav was her lover. Naresh senses that something is amiss and coerces Mohan to help him find the truth. She has nightmares of a man named Madhav, who is Mohan's doppelganger, plummeting to death from a cliff. Whenever Chandramukhi meets Mohan, she acts strangely. She is shocked to see him, but does not say anything. Mohan also meets an elderly singer named Saraswati Devi. Once, Chandramukhi dashes into Mohan and feels some strange connection with him. Mohan agrees out of gratitude to his patron and gets engaged to Karuna. Janak Singh wants his daughter Karuna, also a lawyer, to marry Mohan. Mohan owes his education and career to Janak Singh's generosity. Mohan Kapur (Rajesh Khanna), an upcoming lawyer, comes to Shimla to meet his patron and godfather, Janak Singh (Raaj Kumar). Naresh is attracted towards Chandramukhi and their families talk about getting them married to each other. She senses some familiarity with the place and gets strange feelings, for which she does not know the reason. Chandramukhi (Hema Malini), accompanied by her parents, visits the hill resort of Shimla for the first time in her life.
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