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Shashi Kapoor was one of the most handsome actors of Bollywood. Balbir Prithviraj Kapoor aka Shashi Kapoor, had done films of all genres, but the actor was known to be the 'Romantic Icon of the 60's and 70's.' Some of his most remembered romantic movies would be:
Aa Gaale Lag Ja
Aa Gaale Lag ja is one of Shashi Kapoors most Romantic films where he was cast opposite the elegant Sharmila Tagore. The 1973 release was directed by Manmohan Desai. Shashi Kapoor played Prem, who was as romantic as his name. The film is a typical love story between the very rich and the middle class. The songs were massive hits and are still remembered for its tune and lyrics.
Jab jab phool khile
Nanda, who was Shashi Kapoors favourite actress was cast opposite to him in the film. The story is of a poor boatman who falls head over heels for a rich and beautiful tourist. “Pardesiyo se naa akhiyan milana” brings out all the love that Raja (Shashi Kapoor) has for Rita (Nanda). Jab jab phool khile was a blockbuster and was ranked 2nd in the Box Office in the year 1965. Shashi Kapoor had won the Bengal Film Journalists Association Award (the oldest film critic award) for Best Actor in this film.
Kabhie Kabhie
Kabhie Kabhie is one of those romantic movies that you will never get tired of seeing. Released in 1976 and directed by Yash Chopra, Shashi Kapoor was cast opposite Rakhee. Shashi Kapoor was nominated as the Best actor in a supporting role. The film won the Filmfare Award for the Best Music and the title track is one of the most romantic numbers in the history of Bollywood.
Pyar Ka Mausam
It is one those kinds of love stories, where the lovers are destined to unite despite all the hurdles, misunderstandings and misinterpretations. Shashi Kapoor who plays the role of Sunder/Sunil/Pyarelal keeps coming back to his love Seema, played by Asha Parekh with various identities, just to hide the real truth from Seema. After, a lot of hurdles the lovers unite. The movie is noted for its music, which was composed by the brilliant R.D Burman. “Ni Sultana re” shall remain an unforgettable romantic number for all of us.
Satyam Shivam Sundaram
The film highlights the difference between physical and spiritual love. Released in 1978 and Directed by Raj Kapoor, the film is a perfect example of the fact that love is an affair of the souls and not just a mere physical attraction. The film is known for its sound track and has even won the Filmfare Award for Best Music.
