Dharam Veer – (Dialogues) – 2392 121 – (85-90%) – Dialogues & Speech LP Vinyl

Name: Dharam Veer - (Dialogues) - 2392 121 - (85-90%) - Dialogues & Speech LP Vinyl
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Dharam Veer – (Dialogues) – 2392 121 – (Condition 85-90%) – LP Record
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Title	Dharam Veer – (Dialogues) – 2392 121
Star Cast	Dharmendra, Zeenat Aman, Jeetendra, Neetu Singh, Pran, Jeevan, Sujit Kumar, Indrani Mukherjee, Bobby Deol, Sapru, Ranjeet, Pradeep Kumar, Dev Kumar, Azad, Hercules, Chand Usmani, B. M. Vyas & Neelam Kothari
Director	Manmohan Desai
Producer	Subhash Desai
Voice	Dharmendra, Jeetendra, Zeenat Aman, Neetu Singh, Pran, Jeevan, Ranjeet, Indrani Mukerjee & Dev Kumar
Singer	Mohd. Rafi, Mukesh, Lata Mangeshkar, Kishore Kumar & Asha Bhosle
Music	Laxmikant Pyarelal
Lyrics	Anand Bakshi & Vithalbhai Patel
Album Releasing Year	1976
Manufacturing Year	1976
Genre	Dialogues
Language	Hindi
Label	Polydor
Made In	India
Manufacture	Polydor Of India Ltd.
Serial No	2392 121
Side One
· Samurai-expert and valiant hunter Jwala Singh saves the life of princess Meenakshi, marries her in ‘gandharva’ style and vanishes in pursuit of the wild tigress,
· Princess Meenakshi, carrying Jwala Singh’s child, is married off to a neighbouring maharaja in unconscious state. Both realize the situation and make a pact
· Dharam and Veer are born as twins, are separated by devious destiny, grow to magnificent manhood, Dharam as a blacksmith and Veer as a good prince, become inseparable and exemplary friends without knowing their kinship and share adventures and escapades. Dharam falls in love with a haughty princess, Pallavi, and Veer with a vivacious gypsy girl, Roopa, and experience love’s agony and ecstasy. Unaware of the truth, Dharam and Veer meet their father, Jwala Singh, and learn from him the Samurai art of sword-fighting
Side Two
· Love-lorn Dharam pines to meet his beloved, Rajkumari Pallavi, Veer devises a clever plot to bring about the meeting at the end of which Pallavi melts and confesses her love for Dharam.
· Roopa, the gypsy girl, visits the palace to meet her lover, prince Veer, but is ensnared by wicked Ranjeet from whose hands Veer saves her
· To escape harassment by her stupid fiance, Pallavi goes to the gypsies’ camp where Roopa gives her protection.
· The climax. Scheming villains Satpal Singh and Ranjeet trump up a charge of negligence against Dharam’s foster-father whose hands are chopped off in punishment. Dharam is appalled at the cruel way in which justice is meted, and accuses prince Veer of inhuman conduct. Later Ranjeet kills Dharam’s mother with the royal arrow, and Dharam demands justice and takes the Maharani home as substitute mother. Satpal provokes Veer to challenge Dharam. Tension mounts, but events take an unexpected turn leading to the family reunion of Jwala Singh, Meenakshi, Dharam and Veer and their triumph over evil.
Specification
Size	12 Inches
Speed	33 RPM
Record Condition	85-90%
Cover Condition	Excellent

Weight	0.35 kg
Dimensions	33.02 × 33.02 × 2.54 cm
Director	Manmohan Desai
Producer	Subhash Desai
Voice	Dharmendra, Jeetendra, Zeenat Aman, Neetu Singh, Pran, Jeevan, Ranjeet, Indrani Mukerjee & Dev Kumar
Singer	Asha Bhosle, Kishore Kumar, Lata Mangeshkar, Mohd. Rafi, Mukesh
Music	Laxmikant Pyarelal
Lyrics	Anand Bakshi, Vithalbhai Patel
Album Releasing Year	1976
Manufacturing Year	1976
Language	Hindi
Genre	Dialogue & Speech
Label	Polydor
Size	12 Inches
Speed	33 RPM
Records condition	Excellent – 85-90%
Cover condition	Original Cover
Star cast	Azad, Bobby Deol, Chand Usmani, Dev Kumar, Dharmendra, Hercules, Indarani Mukherjee, Jeetendra, Jeevan, Neelam Kothari, Neetu Singh, Pradeep Kumar, Pran, Ranjeet, B. M. Vyas
Side1 - Song1	Samurai-expert and valiant hunter Jwala Singh saves the life of princess Meenakshi, marries her in 'gandharva' style and vanishes in pursuit of the wild tigress,
Side1 - Song2	Princess Meenakshi, carrying Jwala Singh's child, is married off to a neighbouring maharaja in unconscious state. Both realize the situation and make a pact
Side1 - Song3	Dharam and Veer are born as twins, are separated by devious destiny, grow to magnificent manhood, Dharam as a blacksmith and Veer as a good prince, become inseparable and exemplary friends without knowing their kinship and share adventures and escapades. Dharam falls in love with a haughty princess, Pallavi, and Veer with a vivacious gypsy girl, Roopa, and experience love's agony and ecstasy. Unaware of the truth, Dharam and Veer meet their father, Jwala Singh, and learn from him the Samurai art of sword-fighting
Side2 - Song1	Love-lorn Dharam pines to meet his beloved, Rajkumari Pallavi, Veer devises a clever plot to bring about the meeting at the end of which Pallavi melts and confesses her love for Dharam.
Side2 - Song2	Roopa, the gypsy girl, visits the palace to meet her lover, prince Veer, but is ensnared by wicked Ranjeet from whose hands Veer saves her
Side2 - Song4	The climax. Scheming villains Satpal Singh and Ranjeet trump up a charge of negligence against Dharam's foster-father whose hands are chopped off in punishment. Dharam is appalled at the cruel way in which justice is meted, and accuses prince Veer of inhuman conduct. Later Ranjeet kills Dharam's mother with the royal arrow, and Dharam demands justice and takes the Maharani home as substitute mother. Satpal provokes Veer to challenge Dharam. Tension mounts, but events take an unexpected turn leading to the family reunion of Jwala Singh, Meenakshi, Dharam and Veer and their triumph over evil.