Tere Ghar Ke Samne

This is a Hindi language film starring the charismatic on-screen couple of Dev Anand and Nutan.

An amazing wholesome family entertainer indeed! The film falls under the romantic comedy genre. And the romance is equally cherishable with the on-screen chemistry of the lead couple. As is the comedy led by Om Prakash and Harindranath Chattopadhyay. The film has an undertone of a great message encouraging friendly relations among neighbours.

How an architect walks the thin line of building a home for his father and his (unknowingly) his arch enemy (who also happens to be his love interest's father) promises for an entertaining plot.

Add to that the music that lives on till today and excellent performances by all the support cast to boot ensures you have nothing to complain about after watching a perfect film. Hats off to writer - director Vijay Anand whom his brother Dev rightly considered a genius.

Enjoy!

Ver well written. Superbly shot and edited. Terrific performance s, especially by Nutan and Om Prakash. Immensely enjoyable song picturisation. Even the climax comes in a superbly picturised and edited song. Timeless. Not much you can suggest to better it, even today.

Tere Ghar Ke Samne is all time enjoyable movie. Though it is black and white, it is very interesting movie. I appeal all people of all age to watch this movie at least once. The story is superb with happy end. Songs are also fantastic and will be liked by those who have got Rafi and Lata in their list of favorite singers. Devanand and Nutan are at best in their performance. Om Prakash and Harindranath have also performed well in their comedy roles. Music by S.D. Burman is very melodious. The dialoges are very comedy and film has been excellently directed. It has been directed by Vijay Anand. Vijay Anand has also directed other successful films like Guide, Jewel Thief, Jhony Mera Naam etc. Worth watching once.

Though not very different from the many hindi love stories, this movie will always be remembered for its music. The songs mostly sung by Lata and Rafi are molodius and naughty. Dev Anand has Nutan opposite him for change and they work charm together. If you are a Dev Anand fan, do not miss this movie; if you are not, this movie has the potential to make you one.

You sometimes have to kiss a lot of frogs before you find your prince, and over the years I've fidgeted through more than my fair share of Bollywood Blockbusters in the interest of film scholarship as they interminably stretched on and on into the small hours of the morning on Channel 4; usually taking an absolute eternity to tell a very simple story. The songs to me all sound alike, so I just fast forward through them. But as a stuffy Brit, I was never the audience these films were meant for in the first place...

However, my diligence paid off about twenty years ago when I stumbled across this beauty, which I absolutely loved! Even more remarkably it actually contains a song which I'm capable of humming! It's called 'Dil Ki Manzil', a vibrant cabaret number sung by Asha Bhosle and performed on screen by a statuesque young dancer named Helga.

Ironically, because of it's age - and it's in black & white - most of my Hindi co-workers have either never seen it or are only very vaguely aware of it. But it certainly gets my vote!