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'Arth' producer Kuljit Pal passed away on June 24. Mahesh Bhatt expressed his gratitude towards Pal in an interview.

'Arth' producer Kuljit Pal passes away, Mahesh Bhatt recalls he stuck with him through thick and thin

‘Kuljit stuck by me through thick and thin, allowing me to make the film of my choice, cast the people of my choice, and, above all, preserve the unorthodox climax that gives the film its essence,' Mahesh Bhatt said in an interview.

'Arth' producer Kuljit Pal passed away on June 24. Mahesh Bhatt expressed his gratitude towards Pal in an interview.

Kuljit Pal, the producer of 'Arth', passed away on June 24 due to a heart attack. Now, in a recent interview, filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt who directed the film, remembered his producer and called him a brave heart.
&lsquo;Kuljit Pal, whom I affectionately called Kuli, was a giver, a giant of a man with an extraordinary sense of humor. He would laugh at himself and the situations around him. If it weren&rsquo;t for his impact on my life, I wouldn&rsquo;t have been able to create my enduring classic Arth. Making Arth required a brave heart, and Kuljit was a brave man,&rsquo; Bhatt told ETimes.
The filmmaker expressed his gratitude towards Pal. He said, &lsquo;Kuljit stuck by me through thick and thin, allowing me to make the film of my choice, cast the people of my choice, and, above all, preserve the unorthodox climax that gives the film its essence.&rsquo;
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As veteran filmmaker&nbsp;Mahesh Bhatt&nbsp;turns 73, we give you a rundown of some the director's cult classics, that you simply should not miss.
ARTH | 1982Mahesh Bhatt made 'Arth' at a time when the mainstream discourse about extra-marital affairs was considered taboo. In this 1982 film,&nbsp;Mahesh Bhatt explored themes of infidelity, failed marriages through a poignant film. Shabana Azmi and Smita Patil&rsquo;s brilliant performances clubbed with the film&rsquo;s amazing music, with ghazals by Jagjit Singh make this film a complete package.
SAARANSH | 1984Considered to be Anupam Kher&rsquo;s&nbsp;career-best performance, 'Saaransh' is the story of an elderly couple dealing with their&nbsp;grief after their son&rsquo;s sudden demise. Anupam Kher and Rohini Hattangadi's outstanding performances even got the film an entry into the Oscars for an out-of-box concept,&nbsp; that captured the pain of senior citizens living in Bombay city without any familial support.
DIL HAI KE MANTA NAHIN&nbsp;| 1991'Dil&nbsp;Hai&nbsp;Ki Maanta&nbsp;Nahi' is&nbsp;timeless romantic tale about a runaway heiress in search of her lover, she then falls in love with another man on the journey. Starring Mahesh Bhatt&rsquo;s eldest daughter Pooja Bhatt and Aamir Khan, this film is bound to tug at your heartstrings and was a runaway hit at the Box Office.
SADAK | 1991'Sadak' narrates the story of a taxi driver portrayed by Sanjay Dutt who goes against all odds to save Pooja Bhatt's character from being sold into the vicious trade of prostitution.
ZAKHM | 1998Zakhm&nbsp;was a semi-autobiographical film by&nbsp;Mahesh Bhatt, where he&nbsp;captured social turmoil due to religion, adding a bit of social commentary to it. The film told the story of how certain existent&nbsp;forces divide people on the basis of religion. Ajay Devgn's stupendous acting in the film bagged him the National Award.

Mahesh Bhatt turns 73: here's a look at some of the best films by the veteran director!

As Mahesh Bhatt turns 73, here's a quick rundown of the some of the directors cult classics that you must watch

Mahesh&nbsp;Bhatt&nbsp;recently&nbsp;returned to the&nbsp;director's&nbsp;chair after a gap of 21 years with 'Sadak 2'.

As veteran filmmaker&nbsp;Mahesh Bhatt&nbsp;turns 73, we give you a rundown of some of the director's cult classics, that you simply should not miss.
ARTH | 1982 Mahesh Bhatt made 'Arth' at a time when the mainstream discourse about extra-marital affairs was considered taboo. In this 1982 film,&nbsp;Mahesh Bhatt explored themes of infidelity, failed marriages through a poignant film. Shabana Azmi and Smita Patil&rsquo;s brilliant performances clubbed with the film&rsquo;s amazing music, with ghazals by Jagjit Singh make this film a complete package.
SAARANSH | 1984 Considered to be Anupam Kher&rsquo;s&nbsp;career-best performance, 'Saaransh' is the story of an elderly couple dealing with their&nbsp;grief after their son&rsquo;s sudden demise. Anupam Kher and Rohini Hattangadi's outstanding performances even got the film an entry into the Oscars for an out-of-box concept,&nbsp; that captured the pain of senior citizens living in Bombay city without any familial support.
DIL HAI KE MANTA NAHIN&nbsp;| 1991 'Dil&nbsp;Hai&nbsp;Ki Maanta&nbsp;Nahi' is&nbsp;timeless romantic tale about a runaway heiress in search of her lover, she then falls in love with another man on the journey. Starring Mahesh Bhatt&rsquo;s eldest daughter Pooja Bhatt and Aamir Khan, this film is bound to tug at your heartstrings and was a runaway hit at the Box Office.
SADAK | 1991 'Sadak' narrates the story of a taxi driver portrayed by Sanjay Dutt who goes against all odds to save Pooja Bhatt's character from being sold into the vicious trade of prostitution.
ZAKHM | 1998 Zakhm&nbsp;was a semi-autobiographical film by&nbsp;Mahesh Bhatt, where he&nbsp;captured social turmoil due to religion, adding a bit of social commentary to it. The film told the story of how certain existent&nbsp;forces divide people on the basis of religion. Ajay Devgn's stupendous acting in the film bagged him the National Award.

Mahesh Bhatt turns 72, a look at best films of the Bollywood director!

On the occasion of filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt's 72 birthday, we give you a rundown of some amazing films from the maverick that you simply should not miss

On the occasion of filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt's 72 birthday, we give you a rundown of some amazing films from the maverick that you simply should not miss.
ARTH | 1982 Mahesh Bhatt made 'Arth' at a time when the mainstream discourse about extra-marital affairs was considered taboo. In this 1982 film,&nbsp;Mahesh Bhatt explored themes of infidelity, failed marriages through a poignant film. Shabana Azmi and Smita Patil&rsquo;s brilliant performances clubbed with the film&rsquo;s amazing music, with ghazals by Jagjit Singh make this film a complete package.
SAARANSH | 1984 Considered to be Anupam Kher&rsquo;s&nbsp;career best performance, 'Saaransh' is the story of an elderly couple dealing with their&nbsp;grief after their son&rsquo;s sudden demise. Anupam Kher and Rohini Hattangadi's outstanding performances even got the film an entry into the Oscars for an out-of-box concept,&nbsp; that captured the pain of senior citizens living in Bombay city without any familial support.
DIL HAI KE MANTA NAHIN&nbsp;| 1991 'Dil&nbsp;Hai&nbsp;Ki Maanta&nbsp;Nahi' is&nbsp;timeless romantic tale about a runaway heiress in search of her lover, she then falls in love with another man on the journey. Starring Mahesh Bhatt&rsquo;s eldest daughter Pooja Bhatt and Aamir Khan, this film is bound to tug at your heartstrings and was a runaway hit at the Box Office.
SADAK | 1991 'Sadak' narrates the story of a taxi driver portrayed by Sanjay Dutt who goes against all odds to save Pooja Bhatt's character from being sold into the vicious trade of prostitution.
ZAKHM | 1998 Zakhm&nbsp;was a semi-autobiographical film by&nbsp;Mahesh Bhatt, where he&nbsp;captured social turmoil due to religion, adding a bit of social commentary to it. The film told the story of how certain existent&nbsp;forces divide people on the basis of religion. Ajay Devgn's stupendous acting in the film bagged him the National Award.

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