18 Years Of Vivah!!!
Nov 10, 2024, 19:11 IST
Today, the film stands as a prized classic in the annals of Bollywod, and as Vivah turns 18, we at Bollywood World celebrate this classic. Packed with the late Rajesh Vivek Hum Aapke Hain Koun..!, released on November 10, 2006, Sooraj Barjatya’s Vivah translates the Prem- Poonam love story to the big screen and is now regarded as one of Bollywood’s most effective romantic films of all time. Featuring Shahid Kapoor and Amrita Rao dancing happily ever after, the movie reminded people of Indian ideals of arranged marriage, making it a hit movie of the Indian cinema. In this article, it is high time to remember and recall the legendary moments and stories that have captivated the viewers until now.
A Set Full of Love and Pranks!
Though Vivah was a love and emotion-oriented movie, the picturization of the film was very much supported on the lavish sets of Vadodara, and especially it was the play area of Shahid Kapoor’s childlike demeanor. Samir Soni narrated one unforgettable scene around Almora when Shahid, the comedian, demonstrated his prankster self. Soni also remembers that Shahid once came to his door while still in sleepwear late at night with his face painted white and covered by the bed sheet with the intent to scare his fellow co-stars. Soni, who said Shahid was his ‘ younger brother’, even if he was shocked at first, laughed out when it was revealed that Shahid was only pulling his leg. The Joy among the cast ever the pranks, the nightly walk around Udaipur taking the ‘Lipstick’ Lata Sabharwal Amrita Rao Seema Biswas along with the rest of the team was a lovely memory cherished by all of them.
The Enduring Magic of Vivah
Vivah remains to be an entertainer because it is not only an ode to the romance of the past, but it is also a clean love story. The fact that both Shahid and Amrita bring sweetness and depth to portraying arranged love makes the film a success in depicting the growth of Prem and Poonam’s relationship realistically and passionately. Hence, while giving traditional Indian flavor to its story, it appealed to the heart of the audience and gave them a feeling of commitment.
An Evergreen Soundtrack and Unforgettable Legacy
However, the analysis of an idealistic Indian wedding show, Vivah, can not be over without reference to its melodious music. Some of the hits of the era include “Mujhe Haq Hai” and “Tere Dwar Khada Ek Jogi”- songs still melodious enough to make one get those romantic feels right there. The explicit emotions that were touched within the movie and the terrific performances of all the cast make the movie Vivah one that will always remain a favorite movie for lovers of Indian movies now and in the future.
Now that Vivah is at the anniversary of 18 years old, the audience can still watch a remarkable story and listen to nonsensuous melodies, which became one of the joys of shooting for the actors. For fans and the cast of the show, Vivah will always be more than just a movie; it will be a memory of a lifetime of love, fun, and camaraderie.
