In the small roles, Raghuvir Yadav, Anupam Kher, Pran, Danny, Sushma Seth all play their roles perfect. Manisha Koirala adds beauty to the film and looks innocent. Vidhu Vinod Chopra recasts Anil Kapoor and Jackie Shroff from his "Parinda" and they look good enough in their roles. And the third nice aspect of the film remains the performances. The lights and colors of the sets and the costumes all have a right touch for depicting the period. The songs get blended well with the beauty perpetuated through the superb cinematography.
The songs like "Ek Ladki Ko Dekha To" or "Kuch Na Kaho." remains the modern day classics.
The first is obviously RD Burman's memorable music, which was unfortunately his last masterpiece. The film remains commendable for three strong reasons.
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It was his last movie for which he won the coveted Filmfare awards for the best music director. Under this backdrop, a beautiful love story has been weaved under a fabulous music of music maestro RD Burman.
Many patriots sacrificed their lives during the freedom fight of the '40s. 1942, represents the time period when the Indians revolutionized against the British rulers for the freedom of the country, popularly know as "Quit India" movement. Just like the title suggests, the film has two sides, 1942, a historic period and a love story. Chandni as Chanda is good The film was an average at the box office but yet it's remembered especially for it's music Amongst rest Sushma Seth is usual, Manohar Singh is terrific Danny is admirable in his role, Anupam Kher excels in his role as usual Pramod Moutho(for once the good guy) does a great job too Raghuvir Yadav is superb too Brian Glover is theatrical in his stereotypical bad British guy role. The film manages to hold your attention and make you feel for the viewers though it's a bit melodramatic yet the handling is brilliant The ending also isn't realistic yet it works with the patriotism element VVC does a great job, his expertise shows in drama and crowd scenes too Music by RD Burman is classic, every song is brilliant and most are still known of, Ek Ladki, Kuch Naa Kaho, Rim Jhim, Pyaar Hua Chupke se every song is a classic, Rut Na Jaana is also memorable Yeh Safar by Sivaji Chattopadhyaya is superb too their placements is too quick especially in first half though Amongst performances The film has a wide range of actors Anil Kapoor does a great job as usual playing the romantic lover to the patriotic hero, he does a great job Jackie Shroff comes in the second half but does a superb job too again in a VVC film he always stole the show Manisha Koirala looks beautiful and acts brilliantly, a far cry from her previous days and later recent days. The story takes off at interval after Jackie enters the frame and then the focus is on nationalism and patriotism. The first half focuses more on the love story with songs breaking in every 10 minutes, All the brilliant songs are in the first half the subplot of Anupam Kher is superbly handled and also the track of Anil's father and Danny's subplot too. The film starts with hanging of Anil Kapoor and then is told in flashback where during the chaos of struggle of independence Anil and Manisha fall in love. Though Ghatak and Gang delayed films with Burman's music released much later in 19 respectively. VVC made several great films like PARINDA(1989) In 1942 Love Story he reunites with Jackie, Anil, Anupam Kher and brings yet another good film The film is completely a fiction and holds no true story of real independence struggle(as far as my knowledge) People looking out for historical accuracy should not watch the film The film was in news as it was the last film music maestro RD Burman composed music for.
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