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(DISCLAIMER: Information given in the article above has been sourced from IMDb and other websites) Thankfully, she did not suffer from any ill effects.Īlso Read: Kamal Haasan Announces His Next Film Helmed By Lokesh Kanagaraj Netizens ReactĪlso Read: Kamal Haasan's Unseen Pictures From The Sets Of 'Indian 2' Hit The Internet Check Out She actually did it for real and did not realise the photograph had harmful chemicals.

In a scene in Ek Duje Ke Liye, Rati Agnihotri mixes burnt remains of a photograph in her tea and drinks it.

The lyrics of Mere Jeevan Saathi was entirely made of the names of various Bollywood movies.

Raj Kapoor liked the film but suggested in changing the ending, however, K Balachandra stuck to the sad ending and did not change it to a happy ending.

After the film was complete, K Balachandra showed a preview of the film to legendary filmmaker Raj Kapoor before its release.

Padmini Kolhapure was offered Ek Duje Ke Liye but she rejected it because of her contract with Nasir Hussain.Īlso Read: Kamal Haasan’s Critically Acclaimed Movies That Have The Highest Ratings On IMDb.

The producer wanted to launch her in the film but she did not want a career as an actor.

In 1979, Miss Asia Quest Maureen Mary Lestourgeon was approached for the role of Rati Agnihotri.Initially, Kamal Haasan’s film Ek Duje Ke Liye was titled as Ek Aur Itihaas.Hip Hop artist Tony Yayo, DJ Signify and Hip Hop star Childish Gambino sampled the song Tere Mere Beech Mein in their respective songs.The lyricist told him that the meaning of the word meant uniting two things which also refers to the title of the film.Īlso Read: Do You Know Kamal Haasan Bagged The 'President's Gold Medal' At The Age Of Six? When K Balachandra met Anand Bakshi, he asked the lyricist about the meaning of the word Zehro Zabar. The director decided to meet Anand Bakshi on urgent basis. While shooting for the song Tere Mere Beech Mein, director K Balachandra stopped the shoot in between leaving everyone surprised.

Britney Spears’ song Toxic sampled a part of the song Tere Mere beech Mein from the film Ek Duje Ke Liye.