Gumnaam Horror Lp Record Bollywood OST Label Angel Music Shankar Jaikishan#l7000
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Gumnaam Horror Lp Record Bollywood OST Music Shankar Jaikishan, Record in VG+ Condition, Cover Damage & Repaired, Made in India.#l7000
Gumnaam (Hindi for "unknown" or "anonymous") is a 1965 Indian horror thriller film directed by Raja Nawathe, starring Manoj Kumar, Nanda, Pran, Helen and Mehmood. The film became a box office hit. The music for the film was composed by Shankar-Jaikishan[1]
The story is based on Agatha Christie's novel And Then There Were None.
The film came to wider attention when its opening song "Jaan Pehechan Ho" (a Hindi phrase roughly translated as "We should get to know each other") was in the opening credits of Ghost World and in the 2011 commercial "The Date" for Heineken. It is sung by Bollywood legend Mohammed Rafi, although he is not the man depicted onscreen. The main dancer is Laxmi Chhaya. The group "Ted Lyons and his Cubs" playing the song can also be seen in 1964 film Jaanwar playing "Dekho Ab To" (a cover version of I Want to Hold Your Hand by Beatles) and Tasveer (starring Feroz Khan), Love Marriage (starring Dev Anand), Bedaag (starring Manoj Kumar), Shehnai and Mere Sanam (both starring Vishwajeet) also featuring dancer Oscar Unger. The psychedelic choreography was by Herman Benjamin.
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