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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
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Mistry, Jal (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). "Pyaar Hua Ikraar Hua" and the Raj Kapoor-Nargis Pairing That Defined an Era, 06 August 2026 | In-house Video | CinemaEducation | 00883655
                          30 min 39 sec · Long-form Video

                          "Pyaar Hua Ikraar Hua" and the Raj Kapoor-Nargis Pairing That Defined an Era

                          Tuli Research Centre for India Studies (Editor)

                          Document TypeIn-house Video
                          Date06 August 2026
                          Duration30 min 39 sec
                          FormatLong-form Video
                          Description
                          One of Indian cinema’s most enduring love songs, the classic romantic duet “Pyaar Hua Ikrar Hua” from Raj Kapoor’s Shree 420 (1955), is the definitive song that captures the on-screen pairing of actors Raj Kapoor and Nargis, a pairing that defined a whole era of Hindi film romance. In this session, Neville Tuli, Madan Gopal Singh, Amit Khanna, Ravikant, and Juhi Saklani explore the timeless beauty of “Pyaar Hua Ikrar Hua” and examine how Raj Kapoor transformed a simple moment of love into one of the most iconic sequences in Indian cinema. Through reflections on rain, romance, visual composition, music, performance, and memory, the panelists reveal how the song continues to resonate across generations as a symbol of hope and companionship. The conversation also highlights the creative contributions of Nargis, Shankar–Jaikishan, Shailendra, Lata Mangeshkar, and Manna Dey, while exploring the nuances that enable film songs to become part of India's collective imagination and cultural memory. This video is from 'A Musical Glue for Nation-Building: Deconstructing the Film Song', presented by the Tuli Research Centre for India Studies (T.R.I.S.) at the 7th Self-Discovery via Rediscovering India Festival. Chapters: 0:00 "Pyaar Hua Ikrar Hua" — the song (Shree 420, 1955) 4:33 Neville Tuli — the triumph of the heart 5:38 Madan Gopal Singh — two destitute lovers & a newly free India 10:53 "Ikrar" as covenant: love, constitution, bonding 11:40 Folk vs classical: the open-ended call 12:49 Ravikant — quiet rebellion & the chaiwala who approves 14:05 Nargis's gaze: desire through the woman's eyes 15:10 Juhi Saklani — the "footpath palace hotel" proposal 17:03 Barthes, immortality & the three children 17:37 Amit Khanna — the Manna Dey vs Mukesh battle 19:19 Radhu Karmakar: the magic of rain and light

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