Title: Deedar-e-Yaar
Description: Jeetendra, Rekha, Rishi Kapoor, Tina Munim, Reena Roy
Director: H.S. Rawail
Brand/Distributor: EROS
Genre: Film, Drama
Subtitles: English
Category: DVD
Year: 1982

Thanks to Armaan for these shots!























Edited By urbanlegend on 1067434366

Tid Bit Info From IndiaFM.com:



Deven Varma -- who was one of the few major attractions of DEEDAR-E-YAAR [Jeetendra, Rekha, Rishi Kapoor, Tina Munim] -- found no place in the publicity of the film. But after the film's release, things changed. Taking into account the appreciation that his performance fetched, his three scenes, which were previously deleted, were added to the film.

Armaan - Do you know if those scenes are in the film? I did watch this movie, but probably fans of this film would like to know which version of the movie ERO$ chose.



Edited By urbanlegend on 1067346144

This is clearly the REVISED EDITION. I don't think the original version is easily available anymore, as the contents of this DVD are the same as to what is shown on television these days. It appears Jeetendra was so disappointed with the box office failure of this muslim social extravaganza, that he had half the film re-shot. In my opinion, the original version is far better, and it might even have been appreciated by today's audience. Films like Silsila and Satyam Shivam Sundaram were flops when released, but are considered classics today.

In the original version, Rekha kills herself after Jeetendra is married to Tina Munim, but her ghost haunts him to the end. Jeetendra invariably sacrifice his life and hands Tina back to Rishi Kapoor. In the revised version, Jeetendra and Rekha die simultaneously, arm in arm, as per above screenshot. There is an additional song at the beginning of the film between Rishi and Tina, which is obviously not on LP or CD.

With regard to DEVAN VERMA's scenes, there appears to be no difference between the revised film (on dvd) and the original (on video). Presumbly the scenes in question were restored to the original, even before it was subjected to major revision.



Edited By armaan on 1067365027

Now available on Shemaroo!

Eros version
Based on the REVISED edition with substantial variations to the original story

* Prologue features a poem picturised on Rishi Kapoor and Tina Munim
* Omission of "Chala Chal Lifafe" song picturised on Rishi Kapoor in the original version
* Jeetendra's dilemma in handing Tina Munim back to Rishi Kapoor is handled differently to the orginal version
* Jeetendra and Rekha die simtaneously with each other at the end

Shemaroo version
Based on the ORIGINAL story

* No prologue poem at the beginning
* Includes "Chala Chal Lifafe" song picturised on Rishi Kapoor
* Rekha kills herself during the film and her ghost haunts Jeetendra until the end
* Jeetendra finally suicides at the end and is united with Rekha in Heavan

Deedar-E-Yaar

Cast: Jeetendra, Rishi Kapoor, Rekha, Tina Munim, Reena Roy
Director: H S Rawail
Music: Laxmikant Pyarelal
Year: 1982

Brand: Shemaroo

Comparative Shots

UL, could you change title of this thread to reflect SHEMAROO screenshots. Thanks.

So which is which.

Comparative shots show EROS first and SHEMAROO second!

armaan, it looks a different bit AR for Shemaroo, that kinda looks better to my eyes, pls comment?

thnx





see more pic on top in Eros and more on sides in shemaroo.

So, including every thing else AR /Framing looks better too..in shemaroo

bump! sorry! duplicate post!

I am no expert but going by what you are saying I would say framing is better in Eros.
Surely Shemaroo is chopping the forehead and chin of the stars in the close up shots?

Look at the pic below. Admittedly Eros is dirty, but you can see Reena's chin and forehead, which Shemaroo is hiding!

Since the day I started liking WS over STD, I learned to like this framing better lol.

In WS this kinda framing has a reason for closeups!!