Files are for preservation and private study only. "Mere paas maa hai." – Vijay Verma.
| Notation | Meaning | |----------|---------| | | Person contributed but wasn’t listed in the film’s official credits. | | (cameo) | Brief appearance, often by a well‑known figure. | | [citation needed] | Fact lacks a source; treat it cautiously. | | † | Deceased at the time of indexing (often used for older crew members). | index of deewar 1975
: The soundtrack, composed by R.D. Burman, is another critical element that contributed to the film's success. Songs like "Tere Liye" and "Dil Aisa Kisi Ne Mere" not only became chart-toppers but have also remained iconic in Indian cinema. Files are for preservation and private study only
Standard-definition versions are often officially uploaded on YouTube by Shemaroo or Polydor/Universal distribution channels. 6. Cultural Legacy | | (cameo) | Brief appearance, often by
Nirupa Roy’s portrayal solidified the "Bollywood Mother" archetype—long-suffering, fiercely moral, and torn between her children.
: To save his kidnapped family, Anand is forced to sign a document betraying the workers' rights.