
More about that some other time.Nora Fatehi) Song Top Albums New Hindi Songs New International Songs New Punjabi Songs New Retro Hindi Songs New Tamil Songs New Telugu Songs New Kannada Songs New Malayalam Songs New Bhojpuri Songs New Devotional Songs New Marathi Songs New Ghazals Sufi Songs New Bengali Songs New Gujarati Songs New Haryanvi Songs New Instrumental Songs Bollywood Top Artists Badshah Arijit Singh Sonu Nigam Sunidhi Chauhan Shreya Ghoshal Kishore Kumar Mohammed Rafi Lata Mangeshkar Asha Bhosle K.J. Buoyed by its encouraging response, Sushama announced her next film 'Kanoon' which she herself directed.

An overall average grosser at the box office. The film worked in the interiors and Bengal territory in particular. To sum up, Pyar Ka Karz was a fun watch and I caught it at Novelty cinema in Mumbai.

Real life uncle- niece Raza Murad and Sonam shared screen as gang members. Shakti Kapoor was main villain with his catchphrase "Hello.

430 (if I recollect right) causes Dharmendra's antics to pass off as committed by Kader Khan leading to a hilarious situation. There was also a parallel comic track of Havaldar Kader Khan and wifey Aruna Irani who nags him to get promoted to Inspector at any cost. The druggie Neelam then enters Mithun's life and they get married but Neelam's past, in form of rogue Shakti Kapoor who introduced her to drugs, catches up with them.

Dharam played the role of movie ticket blacker Shaka who is forced to marry Mithun da's love interest Meenakshi which leaves him heartbroken and he refuses to dance again à la Disco Dancer (1982). This was the last film where Mithun da appeared as a Disco Dancer in the famous song 'Naina Tere Naino ki'. Sushama Shiromanee herself, featured as the dhaba owner in one scene where she refers to herself as Fatakadi (1980) - her iconic character from the super hit Marathi film. Pyar Ka Karz review : Written and produced by bold and dashing Marathi star Sushama Shiromanee, Pyar Ka Karz was her maiden Bollywood venture featuring Mithun Chakraborty, Meenakshi Seshadri, Sonam and Neelam in lead roles with He-man Dharmendra in an extended cameo.
