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| Ehsaas is Tarah | |
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| Directed by | Gurman Juggal |
| Written by | Anand Jhankaar |
| Produced by | Meera Nandu Sheher Khan |
| Starring | Kirpal Pandit Sonia Saran Dinesh Oman Sadab Khan Bindu |
| Distributed by | Digi-ness Production |
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Running time | 155 minutes |
| Country | India |
| Languages | Hindi, Urdu, Punjabi |
Ehsaas is Tarah (Hindi: इस तरह भावनाओं) is a Hindi film directed by Gurman Juggal. This film stars Kirpal Pandit, Sonia Saran, Dinesh Oman, and includes Sadab Khan and Bindu in supporting roles. This film was released on 16 January 1998.
A couple in Mumbai, Harman and Neha, are living prosperously. One day Harman is killed in an "accident." Then Neha lives with Harman's Sikh brother (who by the way is single), Jassi. They then fall in love, have a lot of sex, get married and have kids. Then Neha, with help of her mother-in-law Uriyaan, figures out that Jassi killed Harman to receive the money that Jassi never received when his father died. Neha tries to kill Jassi but Jassi and his friend Sheldon brutally rape her. She manages to survive and calls the police, and all including Neha kill Jassi and Sheldon. In the last scene, Neha and her kids are at home and one kid asks "Can I have money for school?" and Neha smiles.[citation needed]
Music was done by Gulzar and lyrics were written by Janka Polarat.