Studio: Kino International Release Date: 04/18/2006 Run time: 115 minutes

1. Dum Maaro Dum Hare Rama Hare Krishna
2. Pal Pal Dil Ke Paas Black Mail
3. Phoolon Ke Rang Se Prem Pujari
4. Zindagi Kaisi Hai Paheli Anand
5. Chalte Chalte Yun Hi Koi Pakeezah
6. Tum Aa Gaye Ho Aandhi
7. Kuch Kehta Hai Yeh Saawan Mera Gaon Mera Desh
8. Jai Jai Shiv Shanker Aap Ki Kasam
9. Do Lafzon Ki Hai The Great Gambler
10. Kaanchi Re Kaanchi Re Hare Rama Hare Krishna
11. Aankhon Aankhon Mein Aankhon Aankhon Mein
12. Neend Churake Raaton Mein Shareef Badmash
13. Kajra Lagake Gajra Sajake Apna Desh
14. Kaali Palak Teri Gori Do Chor
15. Chand Akela Jaaye Sakhiri Alaap
16. Bole Re Papihara Guddi
17. Koi Hota Jisko Apna Mere Apne
18. Aadmi Jo Kehta Hai Majboor
19. Dil Ko Dekho Chehra Na Dekho Sachcha Jhootha
20. Main Jahan Chala Jaaoon Banphool
21. Ab Ke Sajan Saawan Chupke Chupke
22. Chhoti Si Umar Mein Bairaag
23. Main Tulsi Tere Aangan Main Tusli Tere Aangan Ki
24. Thare Rahiyo Pakeezah
25. Shokhiyon Mein Ghola Jaaye Prem Pujari
26. Yeh Mausam Aaya Hai Aakraman
27. Panna Ki Tamanna Hai Heera Panna
28. Chal Dariya Mein Prem Kahani
29. Parbat Ke Peechhe Mehbooba
30. Saare Ke Saare Parichay
31. Ghar Jaayegi Tar Jaayegi Khushboo
32. Hum Dono Milke Kaagaz Ke Dil Pe Tumhari Kasam
33. Jo Tumko Ho Pasand Safar
34. Hai Hai Ek Ladka Mujhko Kachche Dhaage
35. Hawa Se Halki Hoon Aaj Vishwanath
36. Ulfat Mein Zamane Ki [Part 1] Call Girl
37. Jaisa Des Vaisa Bhes Des Pardes
38. Tu Mungda Mungda Inkaar
39. Aji Thehro Zara Dekho Parvarish
40. Do Bechare Bina Sahare Victoria No. 203
41. Aadmi Musafir Hai (All Parts) Apnapan
42. Zindagi Ka Safar Safar
43. Zindagi Ke Safar Mein Aap Ki Kasam
44. Tere Bina Zindagi Se Aandhi
45. Achchha To Hum Chalte Hain Aan Milo Sajna

Starring: Ajit,Dilip Kumar,Durga Khote,Madhubala,Prithvi Raj Kapoor

Synopsis:

Badshah Akbar was the supreme ruler of Hindustan and ruled this country fairly and justly. He wanted the Hindus and Muslims to live as a big family; encourages all religious groups to live in harmony together; and even undertakes a barefoot journey to the temple of Ambe Maa and installs a gold umbrella over Ambe Maa. He married a Hindu Rajput Yodhabai, and together they sire a son who they name Saleem. Born in a very tolerant and acceptable atmosphere, Saleem also witnesses war and perhaps this does have an affect on his mind. He then falls in love with a lowly courtesan, Anarkali. When his parents want him to get married to a woman of their choice, he refuses and wants to marry Anarkali. This angers the tolerant Akbar, who could never visualize his son marrying a mere dancing girl. He has Anarkali imprisoned, but Saleem arranges her escape and incites an open revolt against Akbar. Enraged, Akbar declares Saleem a traitor and sends his armies to crush him. Saleem is defeated and brought in chains to be sentenced by his father, but Anarkali managed to elude his armies. Akbar wants to trade Saleem's life with that of Anarkali, but Saleem will not let anyone know where Anarkali is, and is therefore sentenced to die. Watch the climax, to the tunes of "Zindabad...Zindabad...." of this blockbuster as Saleem is tied to a tower and a huge cannon is aimed at him to blow him to bits in front of everyone present.

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