Rahi Badal Gaye

Amar lives in picturesque Kashmir in Northern India, and makes his living working as a guide for tourist together with his friend, Aziz. Amar is in love with a young woman, Bhavna, who works in a hotel as a receptionist, but is afraid to tell her. He does so with the help of Bhavna s sister, Sangeeta, and finds out to his delight that Bhavna also loves him. Before they could decide on any marriage plans, Sangeeta befriends a young man by the name of Vikram alias Vicky Mehra, who is an alcoholic and a womanizer. Amar manages to convince Sangeeta to not to have to do anything with Vicky, after a violent confrontation. Shortly thereafter, Amar meets with an accident by falling down a mountain, leaving Bhavna devastated and depressed to an extent that she loses her mind altogether. Then a look-alike of Amar in the shape and form of Flight Lieutenant Pavan Kumar Saxena comes to Kashmir for a visit, and is immediately mistaken for Amar. Dr. Mehra, who is treating Bhavna, asks Pavan for his assistance to meet Bhavna and pose as Amar, but Pavan refuses. Sangeeta decides to seduce him in order to get him to change his mind, and she succeeds. Pavan meets Bhavna and she starts to recover slowly. It is then she finds out that Pavan is really in love with Sangeeta; and tries to prove to the police and the community that Amar s death was a homicide and not an accident. But will anyone believe someone who has lost her mind? Written by rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com) Rahi Badal Gaye is a 1985 Indian Hindi-language Romance motion picture featuring Rishi Kapoor, Padmini Kolhapure, Shabana Azmi, Suresh Oberoi, Shakti Kapoor, Rajendra Nath Malhotra and Sunder Taneja. Rahi Badal Gaye was Produced by Ravi Malhotra. Rahi Badal Gaye is written by Humayun Mirza, Mahrukh Mirza and Shahrukh Mirza and it is directed by Ravi Tandon. Rahi Badal Gaye was released on 5th April 1985. The screenplay for the movie was written by Humayun Mirza. Cinematography was done by M.R. Vasudev and editing by Waman Bhonsale and Gurudutt Shirali. The music was composed by Rahul Dev Burman along with R. D. Burman.
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