Pyar Kiya To Darna Kya In Hindi Dubbed 720p Torrent
Julia Heaslet
Filmgoers at Mumbai's Maratha Mandir on Aug. 5, 1960, came out quite confused. It wasn't clear why various characters in the newly released movie kept calling out for pillows at the end of profound conversations in medieval Urdu. Only later did they realize that it was not "Takiya!" but "Takhliya!" that the king and the prince in Mughal-e-Azam were in the habit of bellowing to order the servants to leave the scene.
The lyrics go on to assert that love cannot be considered theft or deception, as the line "Pyar kiya koi chori nahi ki" emphasizes the purity and honesty of the love being experienced. This notion challenges societal expectations and norms that often view love as something sinful or forbidden. By stating that love is not a crime, the song encourages individuals to be fearless in pursuing their love and to disregard judgment from others.
If you are wondering why 'Pyar Kiya Toh Darna Kya' - the title of an iconic song from 1960 film Mughal-e-Azam - is trending on Twitter, here's why. As the Supreme Court verdict decriminalising homosexuality reinforced yesterday, love is love - and love is capable of rising above gender binaries, across societal constraints and more. To celebrate the landmark judgement ending Section 377 and to pay a tribute to love in all its forms, Star Gold released a beautiful video about 15 hours ago. The video gives a brilliant twist to the song Pyar Kiya Toh Darna Kya - using it as the background to a film that celebrates everyone from 'trans conventional Valentines' to 'partners in pride'.
The lyrics of the song - "Pyar kiya toh darna kya... pyar kiya koi chori nahi ki" - roughly translate to "Love is not a crime. Why fear if you have loved?" These lyrics are especially fitting after yesterday's verdict on Section 377, but the video reminds us that while the abolishing of this archaic impediment to free will and choice directly impacts India's gay community, the freedom to love is, or should be, a right available to all consenting adults. It urges viewers to rejoice in love in all its forms, unshackled by age, gender, religion, geography and other separators.
"Love Fearlessly. #LoveIsLove #PyarKiyaTohDarnaKya," wrote Star Gold in the caption accompanying the video.
Watch the touching video below: