“Jeevan ke safar mein raahi” (Movie: Munimji, 1955) – Sung by Dev Anand himself, this philosophical song features Kishore Kumar’s voice, S.D. Burman’s music, and lyrics by Sahir Ludhianvi.

He pleaded with Guru Dutt and Dev Anand for time to recover. The ever-gracious Dev put his Guide on hold for as long as it took Burman Dada to recover. But Guru Dutt was in a hurry.

Husain wanted S.D. Burman as the Vijay Anand-directed film was to star Dev Anand, but Dada declined the film on grounds of ill-health.

Mumbai– Indian film multihyphenate Dev Anand died in London on Sunday after a heart attack. He was 88. Known as one of the triumvirate of superstars who ruled Hindi cinema in the 1950s and ...

Dr Anand (Dev Anand), based on Andrew Manson in AJ Cronin’s classic novel The Citadel, is at first an idealist looking at the medical profession as the nobel healer’s vocation that it once ...

Hare Rama Hare Krishna (1971) Dev Anand’s directorial debut, Hare Rama Hare Krishna, explored the counterculture movement of the 1970s, addressing themes like drug abuse and generational conflict.

On his way back, in Kathmandu he realised that he’d left the draft behind. By then the chopper was gone.” Back in Mumbai, Anand approached SD Burman to score the music for Hare Rama Hare Krishna.

Dev Anand's Guide is to be re-released in honour of the legendary actor who died earlier this month. The 1965 film saw Anand star as Raju, a tourist guide, alongside Waheeda Rehman and classic ...