Ruke Ruke se Kadam

Album/Film : Mausam
Release Year : 1975
Producer : P. Mallikarjun Rao
Production : Sunandini Pictures.
Director : Gulzar
Film Actors : Agha, Deena Pathak, Lili Chakrabvarti, Om Prakash, Pinchu Kapoor, Sanjeev Kumar, Satyen Kappu, Sharmila Taigore
Lyrics : Gulzar
Singer : Lata Mangeshkar
OnScreen Actors : Sharmila Taigore
Music Director : Madan Mohan

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JM said…
Dear Vidya Venkat,

Saw your interesting blog while searching for P Mallikarjuna Rao who was a film producer.

His songs had deep meanings. Can you give me his address if you happen to know him?

Janak Merchant, Mumbai.
3:53 AM
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