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Jal Mistry (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949, Photographic Still
Mistry, Jal (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949 | Photographic Still
Jal Mistry (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949, Photographic Still
Mistry, Jal (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949 | Photographic Still
Jal Mistry (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949, Photographic Still
Mistry, Jal (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949 | Photographic Still
Jal Mistry (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949, Photographic Still
Mistry, Jal (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949 | Photographic Still
Jal Mistry (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949, Photographic Still
Mistry, Jal (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949 | Photographic Still
Jal Mistry (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949, Photographic Still
Mistry, Jal (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949 | Photographic Still
Jal Mistry (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949, Photographic Still
Mistry, Jal (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949 | Photographic Still
Jal Mistry (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949, Photographic Still
Mistry, Jal (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949 | Photographic Still
Jal Mistry (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949, Photographic Still
Mistry, Jal (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949 | Photographic Still
Jal Mistry (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949, Photographic Still
Mistry, Jal (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949 | Photographic Still
Raj Kapoor (Producer), Barsaat, 1949, Song-Synopsis Booklet
Kapoor, Raj (Producer), Barsaat, 1949 | Song-Synopsis Booklet
Raj Kapoor (Producer), Barsaat, 1949, Song-Synopsis Booklet
Kapoor, Raj (Producer), Barsaat, 1949 | Song-Synopsis Booklet
Jal Mistry (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949, Lobby Card
Mistry, Jal (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949 | Lobby Card
Jal Mistry (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949, Lobby Card
Mistry, Jal (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949 | Lobby Card
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Mistry, Jal (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949 | Lobby Card
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Mistry, Jal (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949 | Lobby Card
Jal Mistry (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949, Lobby Card
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Khaas Baat, 1973, Column
Khaas Baat. In Sunday. 29 April 1973 | Column | 00802259
Rauf Ahmed (Author), Shammi Kapoor, 2016, Authored Book
Ahmed, Rauf (Author). Shammi Kapoor, 2016 | Authored Book | 00844063
Jal Mistry (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949, Photographic Still
Mistry, Jal (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949 | Photographic Still
Jal Mistry (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949, Photographic Still
Mistry, Jal (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949 | Photographic Still
Jal Mistry (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949, Photographic Still
Mistry, Jal (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949 | Photographic Still
Jal Mistry (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949, Photographic Still
Mistry, Jal (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949 | Photographic Still
Jal Mistry (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949, Photographic Still
Mistry, Jal (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949 | Photographic Still
Jal Mistry (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949, Photographic Still
Mistry, Jal (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949 | Photographic Still
Jal Mistry (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949, Photographic Still
Mistry, Jal (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949 | Photographic Still
Jal Mistry (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949, Photographic Still
Mistry, Jal (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949 | Photographic Still
Jal Mistry (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949, Photographic Still
Mistry, Jal (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949 | Photographic Still
Jal Mistry (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949, Photographic Still
Mistry, Jal (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949 | Photographic Still
Raj Kapoor (Producer), Barsaat, 1949, Song-Synopsis Booklet
Kapoor, Raj (Producer), Barsaat, 1949 | Song-Synopsis Booklet
Raj Kapoor (Producer), Barsaat, 1949, Song-Synopsis Booklet
Kapoor, Raj (Producer), Barsaat, 1949 | Song-Synopsis Booklet
Jal Mistry (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949, Lobby Card
Mistry, Jal (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949 | Lobby Card
Jal Mistry (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949, Lobby Card
Mistry, Jal (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949 | Lobby Card
Jal Mistry (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949, Lobby Card
Mistry, Jal (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949 | Lobby Card
Jal Mistry (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949, Lobby Card
Mistry, Jal (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949 | Lobby Card
Jal Mistry (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949, Lobby Card
Mistry, Jal (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949 | Lobby Card
Jal Mistry (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949, Lobby Card
Mistry, Jal (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949 | Lobby Card
Jal Mistry (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949, Lobby Card
Mistry, Jal (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949 | Lobby Card
Jal Mistry (Cinematographer), Barsaat, 1949, Lobby Card
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Tuli Research Centre for India Studies (Editor). Jeena Yahan Marna Yahan: The Existential Vision of Raj Kapoor | Mera Naam Joker (1970), 07 August 2026 | In-house Video, 2026 · 20 min 44 sec · Long-form Video
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Tuli Research Centre for India Studies (Editor). Jeena Yahan Marna Yahan: The Existential Vision of Raj Kapoor | Mera Naam Joker (1970), 07 August 2026 | In-house Video
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Tuli Research Centre for India Studies (Editor). "Pyaar Hua Ikraar Hua" and the Raj Kapoor-Nargis Pairing That Defined an Era, 06 August 2026 | In-house Video, 2026 · 30 min 39 sec · Long-form Video
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Tuli Research Centre for India Studies (Editor). "Pyaar Hua Ikraar Hua" and the Raj Kapoor-Nargis Pairing That Defined an Era, 06 August 2026 | In-house Video
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Tuli Research Centre for India Studies (Editor). Uncertainty, Destiny and the Tramp in Raj Kapoor’s "Awara Hoon" | Awara (1951) , 05 August 2026 | In-house Video, 2026 · 1 min 16 sec · Vertical Video
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Tuli Research Centre for India Studies (Editor). Uncertainty, Destiny and the Tramp in Raj Kapoor’s "Awara Hoon" | Awara (1951) , 05 August 2026 | In-house Video
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Tuli Research Centre for India Studies (Editor). What made Raj Kapoor's "Awara" one of the most enduring figures in world cinema?, 04 August 2026 | In-house Video, 2026 · 1 min 1 sec · Vertical Video
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Tuli Research Centre for India Studies (Editor). What made Raj Kapoor's "Awara" one of the most enduring figures in world cinema?, 04 August 2026 | In-house Video
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Tuli Research Centre for India Studies (Editor). From Mumbai to Moscow- The enduring appeal of Raj Kapoor’s “Awara Hoon” | Awara (1951), 04 August 2026 | In-house Video, 2026 · 26 min 5 sec · Long-form Video
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Tuli Research Centre for India Studies (Editor). From Mumbai to Moscow- The enduring appeal of Raj Kapoor’s “Awara Hoon” | Awara (1951), 04 August 2026 | In-house Video
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Tuli Research Centre for India Studies (Editor). "Ramaiya Vastavaiya"- The Telugu Refrain That Was Never Meant to Survive | Shree 420 (1955), 04 August 2026 | In-house Video, 2026 · 22 min 34 sec · Long-form Video
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Tuli Research Centre for India Studies (Editor). "Ramaiya Vastavaiya"- The Telugu Refrain That Was Never Meant to Survive | Shree 420 (1955), 04 August 2026 | In-house Video
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Tuli Research Centre for India Studies (Editor). Raj Kapoor's Film Songs: The Soul and Social Vision That Changed Indian Cinema, 04 August 2026 | In-house Video, 2026 · 1 hr 33 min · Long-form Video
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Tuli Research Centre for India Studies (Editor). Raj Kapoor's Film Songs: The Soul and Social Vision That Changed Indian Cinema, 04 August 2026 | In-house Video
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Tuli Research Centre for India Studies (Editor). The Romantic, Patriotic and Emotional Landscape of Chetan Anand’s Classic Hindi Film Songs, 21 July 2026 | In-house Video, 2026 · 1 hour 6 min · Long-form Video
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Tuli Research Centre for India Studies (Editor). The Romantic, Patriotic and Emotional Landscape of Chetan Anand’s Classic Hindi Film Songs, 21 July 2026 | In-house Video
2026 · 1 hour 6 min · Long-form Video
Rauf Ahmed (Author), Shammi Kapoor, 2016, Authored Book
Ahmed, Rauf (Author). Shammi Kapoor, 2016 | Authored Book | 00844063
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                          Tuli Research Centre for India Studies (Editor). From Mumbai to Moscow- The enduring appeal of Raj Kapoor’s “Awara Hoon” | Awara (1951), 04 August 2026 | In-house Video | CinemaEducation | 00883648
                          26 min 5 sec · Long-form Video

                          From Mumbai to Moscow- The enduring appeal of Raj Kapoor’s “Awara Hoon” | Awara (1951)

                          Tuli Research Centre for India Studies (Editor)

                          Document TypeIn-house Video
                          Date04 August 2026
                          Duration26 min 5 sec
                          FormatLong-form Video
                          Description
                          "Awara Hoon” is not merely a song but a cultural emblem that resonated across the world. Raj Kapoor’s Awara (1951), written by K.A. Abbas and V.P. Sathe, with screenplay and dialogues by K.A. Abbas, established the figure of the tramp associated with Raj Kapoor. “Awara Hoon” transformed the Chaplinesque tramp into a universal symbol of resilience, freedom, and belonging. The person at the margins of society, reasserting his identity as a vagabond (“Awara”), in a memorable refrain and catchy rhythm, captured the hearts of audiences across classes and countries, especially in the erstwhile Soviet Union. The emotional appeal of the song lies in its simplicity, and the song can be seen as one of defiance, loneliness, or even optimism. Part of a broader exploration of four iconic songs from the cinema of Raj Kapoor, the conversation reflected on Raj Kapoor's creative vision, the contribution of lyricist Shailendra, composers Shankar–Jaikishan, and singer Mukesh, and the song's extraordinary journey across generations and audiences across the world. Examining the song's lyrics, music, performance, and circulation, the panelists Amit Khanna, Ravikant, and Juhi Saklani, in conversation with Neville Tuli, were part of the workshop ‘Deconstructing the Hindi Film Song: A Musical Glue for Nation Building’ organised by the Tuli Research Centre for India Studies (TRIS).

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