Cities Mohali blast: Those who try to disturb Punjab's peace won't be spared, says CM Mann. Cities Confident AFSPA will soon be revoked from entire Assam: Amit Shah. This was an homage to the way the film industry award functions have been held for many decades now. The scenes had multiple guest appearances from famous film celebrities. Om Shanti Om took a dig at these ceremonies by picturising an entire sequence at the award ceremony. Hindi films have had a strong association with their lavish award ceremonies. This was a reference to the 1970 film Tarzan 303. By including tropes like a hero who is stuck to a wheelchair but can manage to disco, this film paid homage to Manmohan Desai’s films.Īs shared by Farah Khan in a recent interview, while playing a version of Quickgun Murugan in the first half of the film, SRK is shown fighting with a stuffed tiger. With films like Amar Akbar Anthony, Parvarish and Coolie to his credit, Manmohan Desai was the king of commercial masala Bollywood films. The veteran actor did not appreciate the joke and was quite upset with the filmmakers for using his name. During the scene when SRK and Shreyas’ characters are trying to sneak into a premiere of the Dreamy Girl, they cover their faces with their hands in signature Manoj Kumar style. The filmmakers got in trouble for this scene and had to chop it down later. This dialogue is from Maine Pyar Kiya as well. In another scene in the film, SRK’s character talks to Deepika’s Dreamy Girl poster and keeps repeating the line, “Tum bore toh nahi ho rahi na?”. This dialogue was immortalised in Sooraj Barjatya’s 1989 film, Maine Pyar Kiya, along with the signature ‘Friend’ cap. With a cap on his head, that says ‘Friend’, it made for the perfect quirky reference. A young Suraj Barjatya is then shown noting down this dialogue. In a scene after SRK’s character saves Deepika from a raging fire on the set, he ends up saying “Dosti mein no sorry, no thank you”. The multiple Maine Pyar Kiya referencesĮven though this reference doesn’t fit the timeline of the film, it still is worth noting. The film references this episode after Deepika’s character gets caught up in a fire.Ħ. The famous legend says that soon after Sunil Dutt saved Nargis from a fire on the sets of Mother India, the two got married. The song featured many celebrities and was quite appreciated for its video back in the day. This song is an homage to the song “John Jani Janardhan” from the 1981 film, Naseeb. The multi-starrer song Deewangi Deewangiįarah Khan did the impossible by roping in 31 celebrities from the film industry for the song, “Deewangi Deewangi”. 
In the film, she is popularly known as the ‘Dreamy Girl’ which is an homage to Hema Malini’s Dream Girl stature of the 70s.Ĥ.
A musical portion in the song was with reference to the popular Humjoli (1970) song, “Dhal Gaya Din Ho Gayi Shaam”.Īfter casting Deepika Padukone for this film, Farah Khan was deeply impressed by the old-world charm that she perfectly embraced. Sunil Dutt from Amrapali (1966), Rajesh Khanna from Sachaa Jhutha (1970) and Jeetendra from Jay Vejay (1977) were all part of the song. Many guest appearances were digitally re-created for the music video. The song was recorded in a traditional way with a 150-member-orchestra.
Since the demise of his partner, Laxmikant, Pyarelal had stopped composing but he made an exception for this song. To recreate the same vibe, Farah Khan roped in Pyarelal to compose music for the song. Laxmikant-Pyarelal’s music is synonymous with the Hindi film music of the 70s. Dhoom Tanna – the song that is an ode to the years of Hindi cinema gone by
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