Paagal Premi | |
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Directed by | Hara Patnaik |
Written by | Sukumar |
Based on | Arya by Sukumar |
Produced by | A. Ramesh Prasad |
Starring | Sabyasachi Mishra Arpita Mukherjee Sushant Lenka Saroj Dash |
Cinematography | Niranjan Dash |
Edited by | Chandra Sekhar Mishra |
Music by | Manmatha Misra |
Distributed by | Prasad Productions |
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Country | India |
Language | Odia |
Paagal Premi is a 2007 Indian Odia-language film directed by Hara Patnaik and stars Sabyasachi Mishra and newcomer Arpita Mukherjee. [1] This is a remake of Telugu hit movie Arya (2004). [2] The film released to positive reviews and made Sabyasachi Mishra an overnight star. [3] [4]
Surya (Sabyasachi Mishra) and Gitanjali (Arpita) are smart college students. Surya falls in love with Gitanjali at first sight. Ajay (Sukanta) is a spoilt brat and is the son of local M.L.A. Abinash (Pradyumna Lenka). Ajay likes Gitanjali and thus proposes to her. When Gitanjali refuses, Ajay threatens that he will jump from the college roof top. Being a meek girl, Gitanjali accepts the proposal and starts dating Ajay.
Meanwhile, Surya proposes to Gitanjali. In the presence of Gitanjali's boy friend, Ajay, Gitanjali refuses. But Surya doesn't yet to give up on her as he feels that Gitanjali doesn't love Ajay truly. Surya tries to impress Gitanjali sincerely without creating a rift between the two. The film is all about how Surya tries to win Gitanjali with his attitude and positive out look.
Sabyasachi Mishra was offered the lead role after he was spotted by Hara Patnaik at a stage show. [4] Kolkata-based Arpita Mukherjee made her debut with this film. [5]
The songs were composed by Manmatha Misra who reused all the songs from the original.
No. | Title | Singer(s) | Length |
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1. | "Aa Mane Anandpur" | Tapu Mishra, Hara Pattnayak | |
2. | "Feel My Love" | Kumar Bapi | |
3. | "One Side Love" | T. Souri, Manmath Mishra | |
4. | "Tak Dhina Dhin" | T. Souri | |
5. | "Tora E Basare" | Kumar Bapi | |
6. | "You know" | T. Srinu |
Sabyasachi Mishra won the Best Actor Award from the Orissa State Film Awards in 2007. [6]
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