#manmohan krishna

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Alaap (1977) | dir. Hrishikesh Mukherjee

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Celebrating 49 years of #Deewaar (24/01/1975).

Deewaar, one of the greatest Indian films of all time, was directed by the legendary Yash Chopra. It continues to captivate audiences with its powerful performances, compelling storytelling, and timeless themes. A major critical and commercial success upon its release, Deewar features #AmitabhBachchan in an iconic role as Vijay Verma, a dock worker who becomes a powerful underworld figure. His performance is celebrated for its raw emotion and intensity.

The film’s memorable soundtrack, composed by R.D. Burman, includes classics like "Kehdoon Tumhe, Ya Chup Rahun" and "Maine Tujhe Maanga, Tujhe Paaya Hai", which have become synonymous with the film. The entire cast, particularly Amitabh Bachchan and Shashi Kapoor, deliver outstanding performances that capture the complexities of their characters. The film also stars Neetu Singh, Nirupa Roy, Parveen Babi, Iftekhar, Madan Puri, Satyen Kappu, and Manmohan Krishna.

Deewar's groundbreaking portrayal of poverty and crime in India remains powerful and relevant, exploring themes of brotherhood, corruption, and betrayal. The moral dilemmas faced by those living in poverty are highlighted through its screenplay, written by Salim–Javed, and the brilliant direction of Yash Chopra.

Nearly five decades later, Deewar continues to resonate with audiences, cementing its place in Indian cinematic history. Its impact on Indian cinema and global audiences is undeniable. For anyone who hasn’t seen Deewar, it’s a must-watch. The powerful performances, unforgettable dialogues, and timeless songs make it an essential experience for any fan of Indian cinema.

As we celebrate 49 years of this cinematic masterpiece, let's acknowledge the talents behind it: Cinematography by Kay Gee; Editing by T. R. Mangeshkar & Pran Mehra; salim Music by R. D. Burman; Lyrics by Sahir Ludhianvi; Screenplay by Salim–Javed; Production by Gulshan Rai. Let's raise a glass to Deewar, a film that will forever be remembered as a true classic in Indian cinema.

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Episode 148 - Two wives, or two brothers? Daag and Deewaar

We return to the career of Yash Chopra with two iconic mid-70s blockbusters: one, the first film to carry the YRF name and the other, maybe the most influential Bollywood film ever made.

Show notes:

Past Yash Chopra films we have discussed: Netflix and Dil: High and Low - Cinema Marte Dum Tak and The Romantics and Yaasssh Chopra: Lamhe & Veer-Zaara with Manish Mathur

Zanjeer and the Angry Young Man

Yash Chopra

Rajesh Khanna

Thomas Hardy and the cad awareness book

"Ab Chahe Maa Roothe"

Comparisons to Douglas Sirk

INTERVAL ("Ni Main Yaar Manana Ni" from Daag)

Deewaar

Gunga Jumna and Mother India

Matt is the evil brother

Influences on Hong Kong cinema and Slumdog Millionaire

What can we bring to a conversation about this film?

Bachchan: Back to the Beginning

NEXT TIME: Hindi Horror Halloween

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Greetings fellow sakhis and sakhas!

This is my first tumblr post so please don’t mind the messiness.

Just yesterday I was thinking to myself that how wonderful it would be to have a social media platform where we krishna devotees could interact and build a wholesome community.

And then, I stumbled upon tumblr! All thanks to कृष्ण isn’t he the sweetest? :’)

I will be posting my thoughts here and maybe even my drawings (when i get comfortable).

So.. yup! I hope we become friends and express the love that we feel for our Kanha 24/7 :)

I’m just going to tag some krishna devotees that I have come across tumblr so far. Their posts are just adorable 😭💛

@krishna-sangini @chaliyaaa @stxrrynxghts @kanhasabkapyaara @krishna-priyatama @stardustkrishnaverse @kanhapriya @shyampriya @rantingabtmyman @krsnaradhika

[94shasha]

मोहन 💙

[krishna-sangini]

The narrow lanes of Vrindavan still hold His scent... 💫

You still feel Him walking beside you, laughing beside you while pulling your leg as you walk through these lanes... ❤️

The darling of Vrindavan never left; He still echoes in every single corner of Braj...✨

P.S. I'll be sharing my Vrindavan experience in detail once I get back home ❤️

Radhey Radhey, sakhas and sakhiyon!

[krsnaradhika]

90% of you bhakts can’t even tell how many shlokas there are in Gita. All you know is Modi Modi. Hopefully you’re run off this site

Dunno what sort of people you're surrounding yourself with because my circle of Sanātanīs and I know there are 18 chapters and 700 verses in the Shrīmad Bhagavad Gītā. The sermon was heard by Sanjaya and Shrī Ānjaneya apart from Pārtha Arjuna. The Mahābhārata is also called the Jaya Samhitā and the fifth Veda. 108 Upanishads are best known (although there are only 10 main ones) along with 4 Vedas, namely - Rigveda, Yajurveda, Sāmaveda and Atharvaveda— Rigveda being the primal text. There are several Vedāngas and 18 Purānas. Itihāsas are a different category altogether. There are 8 (or sometimes 7) Chiranjeevis or immortals, 10 main avatars of Shrī Vishnu (apart from Bhagwān Krishna Dwaipāyana Veda Vyāsa, Devī Mohinī and so on). There are 12 Ādityas, 11 Rudras, 8 Vasus and 2 Ashwinī Kumāras which make up to 33 koti of gods. Don't project lmfao. Touch some grass. We proud bhakts do not sit on Instagram 24/7, we sit with books and we possess maryādā which you seem to lack.

And by that logic all of you leftists are like Barkha Dutt who disclosed the locations of Indian soldiers on live tv to terrorists during the 26/11 attack? All of you are like Rahul Gandhi who mocks India on a foreign soil? All of you are like Manmohan Singh who invited the terrorist Yasin Malik and greeted him cordially? Do you support terrorists and bootlick the Congress who did not bat an eye on the agony of Chitpawan Brahmins of Pune and the Hindus of Kashmir? Be for real.

You'd know what a bhakt is if you had met a true bhakt (which you use as a slur/ demeaning term. Very liberal of you by the way. And then we bhakts are the ones who are problematic). Shoo away from my blog.

[devimayi]

lol, this is my try at writing again after a sorta writer's block. A small dialogue between Manmohan & Savitri (ig an oc?)

∞ it is recommended to read in light mode ∞

Savitri looked at her Manmohan.

Manmohan looked at her. His eyes were kind and inviting, full of knowledge and desire for mischief.

"Kya makhan khaogi, ki mujhe hi dekhte rahogi, Sakhi?", Krishna said.

Savitri knew that he was no ordinary boy. For no one could be as enchanting as him without a portion of divinity. Thus, she followed him from Braj to Dwarka.

"Kyu nahi khaungi? Mujhe bhi do! Kya Yashoda Maiya ko tum akele uttar doge?"

Kanhaiya's smile froze.

"Yashoda Ma.. unko dekhne bhi nahi milega...Meri makhan chori ka anand toh unke aur gopiyon ke prem mein hi toh tha..."

The silence was worse than a wound.

[bandya-mama]

Manmohan Krishna Birth Anniversary: Wishes From Bandya Mama

बहुमुखी प्रतिभा के धनी थे मनमोहन कृष्ण, प्रोफेसर से बने थे एक्टर-डायरेक्ट

[pradip-madgaonkar]

Manmohan Krishna Birth Anniversary: Wishes From Pradip Kumar

बहुमुखी प्रतिभा के धनी थे मनमोहन कृष्ण, प्रोफेसर से बने थे एक्टर-डायरेक्ट

[vrindavanrascharcha]

Manmohan baskarini, nakhsikh roop rasaal।

So Swamini nit gaiye, rasikani Radha baal॥

Shri Harivyas Devacharya, Mahavani, Utsah Sukh (23)

Sing the divine glories of Sri Radha, the supreme mistress of all Rasikas, every single day!

She alone captivates the heart of Manmohan (Sri Krishna) and enchants him completely. Her form, from head to toe, is filled with the sweetest nectar of divine beauty and love. ✨💕

#vrindavan #vrindavanras #vrindavandham #VrindavanRasMahima #vrindavanrascharcha #sevakunj #radhavallabh #shriharivansh #Tulsidas #ramramji #radhekrishna #harekrishna #premanandjimaharaj #premanandjimaharajvrindavan

[ Vrindavan, Vrindavan dham, premanand ji maharaj, nidhivan, Shri Harivansh, premanand ji vrindavan, bhakti path, nimaipathshala, Radha keli kunj]

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Waqt (1965) | dir. Yash Chopra

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Remembering yesteryear actor Manmohan Krishna on his 102nd birth anniversary (26/02/1922). He worked for four decades, mostly as a character actor. He has also directed the hit film for Yash Raj Films, Noorie (1980). In this photo, he is with Lalita Pawar.

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[ad_1] The Faculty of Economics at Chitkara Business School, Chitkara University, hosted the National Colloquium on Union Budget 2025-26, a two-day event designed to foster dialogue on India’s economic future. The colloquium provided a platform for scholars, experts, and students to discuss key budgetary themes such as digitalisation, sustainable development, fiscal policy, and India’s evolving role in the global economy.   Key dignarteries and students at the National Colloquium on Union Budget organised by Chitkara Business School   "India’s economic future hinges on strategic fiscal policies, sustainability, and inclusive growth. The National Colloquium offers a crucial platform for collaboration among academia, industry, and policymakers to shape progressive economic strategies. At Chitkara University, we are committed to facilitating such meaningful discussions that empower future leaders to drive India’s growth on the global stage," said Dr. Madhu Chitkara, Pro Chancellor, Chitkara University.   The event featured insightful sessions from distinguished speakers, including Prof. Aarti Srivastava, Prof. Radhika Pandey, Dr. Rajmal from the Reserve Bank of India, Prof. Manmohan Krishna (Chair Professor, NITI Aayog), Prof. Mini Govindan (TERI), and Prof. Hippu Salk Kristle Nathan (IRMA). The speakers addressed critical issues such as the economic dimensions of education, fiscal consolidation, sustainable energy policies, and rural economic development.   Prof. Aarti Srivastava emphasised, “Investing in higher education is investing in the future of our nation. Our focus should be on creating an education ecosystem that bridges the gap between academic knowledge and employability.”   Day one included a vibrant poster competition and expert lectures, followed by a panel discussion on topics like the long-term impact of education policies, tax reforms, climate-resilient agriculture, and India’s industrial ambitions amid global uncertainties.   On day two, the focus shifted to fiscal resilience and sustainable growth strategies. Prof. Krishna outlined India’s GDP growth potential and fiscal policies, stating, “Achieving a 7-7.5% growth rate is possible, but it requires a focus on fiscal consolidation to build a foundation for sustainable development.”   Prof. Govindan discussed sustainable energy policies, noting, “To achieve our climate goals, India must adopt a multi-faceted approach, integrating renewable energy into all sectors and supporting farmers in transitioning to cleaner energy sources.”   Prof. Nathan stressed the importance of rural economic transformation: "Rural development is essential for India’s economic growth. We must focus on skill development and create opportunities for rural youth to actively contribute to the nation’s progress."   The colloquium concluded with a call for balanced economic growth through strategic fiscal planning, sustainable policies, and rural empowerment. Prof. Kulshrestha stated, “India’s economic future lies in its ability to balance innovation, sustainability, and inclusivity. Collaboration between government, industry, and academia will be crucial in strengthening India’s position on the global stage.”   About Chitkara University Chitkara University, a leading private university in India, is recognised for its focus on practical, industry-aligned education. Offering a wide range of undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programs, the university is known for its cutting-edge research, innovation, and strong industry partnerships, aiming to produce graduates well-prepared to meet the challenges of the global marketplace.   For more information log in to university website: www.chitkara.edu.in. !function(f,b,e,v,n,t,s) if(f.fbq)return;n=f.fbq=function()n.callMethod? n.callMethod.apply(n,arguments):n.queue.push(arguments); if(!f._fbq)f._fbq=n;n.push=n;n.loaded=!0;n.version='2.0'; n.queue=[];t=b.createElement(e);t.async=!0;

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