Boney Kapoor, older brother of Anil Kapoor and future husband of Sri Devi made several movies pairing Sri Devi and Anil Kapoor together. Mr. India, which Amitabh Bachchan declined to play the lead when it was offered initially to him, gone through several rewrites by Salim-Javed team. In the original screenplay, there was no part of Amrish Puri's character. The final screenplay introduced Mogambo character that was played by Amrish Puri. By this time Amtabh's popularity was on the waning side as a bankable hero, and Boney Kapoor decided to cast Anil Kapoor opposite Sri Devi.

This movie has some good songs. My personal favorite is the duet very sensuously sung by Alisha Chinoy and Kishore Kumar "Kaate Nahin Kat Te." The movie was a massive hit when it was released.

Details of Mr. India and its songs are given in the table below followed by the actual songs:

Here are the final two songs from "Mr. India" ...

swarapriya ji, nice upload.

There is one more song in the film, sung by KK, Zindagi Ki Yahi Reet Hai (Sad Version).

I don't have it Jhumrooji. If you have it, please upload. Thanks. -S

Are these VINYL rips??

No, OMkarji, they are all from CDs. I did show this in the tables I list. -S

swarapriya ji, here goes that song:

Zindagi Ki Yahi Reet Hai (Slow)
(Crtsy: Azad ji)

Kishore Kumar
Film: Mr. India (1987)
MD: Laxmikant Pyarelal
1:26/160 kbps

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Thanks for sharing this Jhumrooji. -S

My Pleasure

Hi SwaraPriya,
Thanks a lot for the wonderful uploads.
I just returned back from a sabbatical
Could someone please upload two of the songs again :

1) Parody Song - Anurada & Shabbir
2) Karte Hain Hum Pyar- Kavita

My eternal gratitude.
Regards
Maverick

Maverickji, here are the songs you requested. Enjoy. -S

Thanks SwaraPriya,

Those songs were a nostalgic trip to my childhood days when as a 8 year old kid I watched Mr. India with glued eyes over a neighbourhood Video-TV show

And then listened to these songs so many times. This paraody was one which we lilliput gangs would sing, enact & fight with role plays

Amzingly what profound effects popular music has on young minds.. Our new Music Directors ought to take this seriously

Regards
Maverick