Shah Rukh Khan & Pooja Bhatt Shooting A Romantic Song For Film 'Chaahat' (1996) | Throwback Video - video Dailymotion

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Watch the Making of 'Tumne Dikhaye Aise Sapne' from the 1996 film 'Chaahat'. Starring Shahrukh Khan, Pooja Bhatt, Naseeruddin Shah, Anupam Kher, and Ramya Krishna. Directed by Mahesh Bhatt.

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00:51 Yeah.

00:52 Loud.

00:52 Ready, start singing.

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00:57 1, 2, 3, 4.

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01:18 A kind of a dream song, but it is in real time.

01:21 Because I am imagining that Shah Rukh is following me

01:24 around the place.

01:25 And he's on the bus with me.

01:26 And he's on the road with me, whatever.

01:28 I am playing a character who is a girl who

01:31 works in a cancer ward, who's basically a social worker.

01:34 And she is a girl who's basically very tough,

01:38 who's very practical, but very giving in terms of she

01:42 wants to make life bearable for people who are probably

01:45 on their last--

01:47 they're on their last rows of life.

01:49 And she's somebody who wants to put a smile on everybody's face.

01:51 And she meets Shah Rukh on the road one day

01:53 when he's trying to jump over a painting of the god

01:56 in the road.

01:57 He's trying to--

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01:59 And she tells him, she says, you're going to save god.

02:02 And your god will just kill you.

02:03 So she's an extremely practical girl.

02:05 And there's a very cute scene where they meet.

02:08 And it's a very strange kind of meeting.

02:12 And she likes the guy.

02:13 He makes her smile.

02:14 So she comes home, and she's thinking about him.

02:16 And she imagines that he's--

02:17 she's sitting on the bus, going home.

02:18 And she imagines that he's there.

02:19 And she imagines that he's walking on the road with her.

02:22 So it's kind of an imagination in real time.

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04:01 See, I mean, I don't know.

04:02 I feel that, yeah, I think we have Shah Rukh to thank

04:07 or blame for that.

04:09 Somewhere he did change the trend in terms of "Bazigar."

04:12 And he played a character.

04:14 He was not afraid to do that.

04:15 He played a character, and it paid off for him.

04:17 He was not saying, I'm being hero, I'm being a villain,

04:19 I'm playing whatever, whatever.

04:21 He played a character, and it paid off for him.

04:22 And I think, yeah, well, you have more films

04:24 like that being made today.

04:26 And I mean, I think it is more real, because I mean,

04:30 eventually we all know that if there are so many angles

04:33 to a love story, I mean, it's not very practical to think

04:37 that somebody will always back off.

04:38 I mean, why do things have to be hunky-dory and pretty, pretty

04:41 all the time?

04:42 And this is different, because I guess here,

04:44 nobody's backing off.

04:45 Everybody's saying that, yeah, OK, what the hell,

04:47 I'm going to go for it, and I'm going to fight for it.

04:49 That's what makes "Chahat" interesting, I guess.

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05:36 [MUSIC - "CHAHAT"]

05:39 [NON-ENGLISH SINGING]

06:07 [INAUDIBLE]

06:10 Yeah, well, "Violet," in a sense, it gets violent,

06:24 because it is primarily about Shah Rukh and Anupam,

06:28 who have a very interesting father-son relationship

06:30 in the film.

06:31 And they come to Bombay, because Anupam is--

06:34 we discover that he's suffering from cancer.

06:36 And because he's got to pay for the treatment,

06:38 Shah Rukh goes and works-- he's a singer, too.

06:40 He goes and works in this hotel, which

06:41 is run by Nasir and Rami.

06:43 Rami is a character who gets totally obsessed with him.

06:45 She's had a very traumatic relationship before,

06:47 and she has a series of relationships

06:49 that get very intense and get totally suicidal.

06:52 And she is totally obsessed with Shah Rukh.

06:54 And somewhere, he has to play up to her,

06:56 because he has to pay for his father's treatment.

06:58 And his relationship with me, in the meantime,

07:00 kind of enters a stormy patch because of that.

07:03 And he kind of sells himself to her,

07:05 because he's got to raise the money.

07:07 And I understand that, and I walk away from his life.

07:10 But then he realizes that, no, he can't do that,

07:12 because he is in love with me.

07:13 And it's very violent in the sense that it is--

07:16 Rami wants him at all costs.

07:18 And Nasir is playing a brother who would do whatever,

07:21 but he's going to keep his sister happy.

07:22 So it kind of gets-- it is violent, but in a real way.

07:26 It's not just action for the sake of action.

07:29 So it deals with human wants, which is just very obvious.

07:33 I mean, she wants him, and, you know.

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08:26 "Chahat" comprises of lots of interesting relationships

08:29 and very interesting characters.

08:30 Like, Anupam and Shahrukh's relationship

08:32 is a father-son relationship, very interesting relationship.

08:35 Even my relationship with Shahrukh is, again,

08:37 a boy meets girl, you know, whatever.

08:39 But it's treated very differently.

08:41 Ramiya and Shahrukh's relationship,

08:42 Ramiya and my relationship, Nasir and Ramiya's relationship.

08:45 So it's normal, conventional relationships

08:47 treated very differently.

08:49 And I guess that's what makes it different.

08:51 So I guess people should just watch it.

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