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The video has over 700k views and tons of reactions. The song starred Amitabh Bachchan and Mousumi Chatterjee and was voiced by Kishore Kumar and Lata Mangeshkar. The song was featured in the movie Manzil directed by Basu Chatterjee.
A video of an elderly couple reenacting Bollywood's iconic song 'Rimjhim Gire Sawan' in Mumbai is going viral on social media. Multiple videos of the elderly couple reenacting the scenes of the famous song from the movie "Manzil" are winning hearts online. The 1979 film starred actors Moushumi Chatterjee and Amitabh Bachchan. The videos show the elderly couple reenacting Amitabh Bachchan and Moushumi Chatterjee's scenes as they walk in the rain near Gateway of India in Mumbai as "Rimjhim Gire Saawan" plays in the backdrop. The couple has been identified as Shailesh Inamdaar and his wife Vandana, who recreated the song 'Rimjhim gire sawan' by visiting the same locations as the original song. The video caught netizens' attention and Business tycoon Anand Mahindra also shared his reaction to the viral video. Taking to Twitter, Anand Mahindra said, "This is justifiably going viral". He further said that he applauds the couple as they are teaching us how to make life beautiful by unleashing one's imagination. 8 People on 1 Scooty! Video of Man Riding Scooter With Seven Children Goes Viral in Mumbai, Traffic Police Registers FIR Against Irresponsible Rider.
Shailesh Inamdaar and his wife Vandana have reshot the song 'Rimjhim gire sawan' mostly on the same locations as the original song. Their friends Anup Ringangaavkar and his wife Ankita have shot it with so much love and care..
The 3.41 minute song sees the Inamdars walk through famous landmarks of south Mumbai, including Marine Drive, Oval Maidan, Nariman Point, CST, and Gateway of India. Just like the Bollywood stars did all those years ago. Remarkably, the city seems almost the same in the Inamdar version shot in late June.
Initially there was no plan to shoot the song but just to walk through the same locales of the song, dressed like the stars were. But their Pune-based friend Anup Ringangaokar and his wife Ankita suggested they capture it on video. Ringangaokar shot about nine to ten frames of 38 to 52 seconds each.
The couple looked cute as they danced in the rain at Nariman Point in Mumbai, where the original song was shot. Both of them look very much in love. The scene-by-scene adaptation of the song has gone viral, with many celebrating the love between the couple.
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