Music Teacher (film)

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Music Teacher
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Film poster
Directed bySarthak Dasgupta
Written by
Produced bySarthak Dasgupta
Starring
CinematographyKaushik Mandal
Music byOriginal Composition:
R.D. Burman
Music Re-created By:
Rochak Kohli
Production
companies
Distributed by Netflix
Release date
  • 19 April 2019 (2019-04-19)
Running time
101 minutes
CountryIndia
LanguageHindi

Music Teacher is a 2019 Indian Hindi-language drama film directed and co-written by Sarthak Dasgupta. [1] [2] [3]

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Plot

Beni is music teacher for Jonae in Solan. Jonae wins a competition, she gets singing offers from Mumbai. Jonae proposes Beni, but he asks to focus on career first. She gets upset, accepts contract and goes to Mumbai, and forgets him. Beni continues local music tuition. Geeta is Beni friend. Geeta husband goes to city and marries another woman. Geeta is sad. Beni comforts her, and they become friends with benefits. Jonai comes back to town for performance. Beni tells Geeta that he will propose Jonai. Geeta encourages him and becomes heart broken and leaves her home ( her fate is unknown). Jonai is proposed by Beni, she says its too late. Outcome- the trio was never destined to attain true love!

Cast

Soundtrack

Music Teacher
Soundtrack album by
Recorded2019
Label Saregama
Producer Rochak Kohli

The film music was composed by Rochak Kohli . Kohli used two classic scores, composed by legendary music composer R.D. Burman . The songs that Kohli recreated were Phir Wohi Raat from the film Ghar and Rimjhim Gire Sawan from the film Manzil . The original scores were sung by Kishore Kumar and one by Kishore Kumar and Lata Mangeshkar .

No.TitleLyricsSinger(s)Length
1."Rhimjhim Gire Sawan"Yogesh Shreya Ghoshal and Papon 4:44
2."Phir Wahi Raat"Gulzar Papon  
3."Sambhaal Rakhiyan" (Male version)Gurpreet Saini Jubin Nautiyal  
4."Sambhaal Rakhiyan" (Female version)Gurpreet Saini Neeti Mohan  
5."Ik Mod" (Female version)Adheesh Verma Neeti Mohan  
6."Ik Mod" (Male version)Adheesh Verma Papon 4:19

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