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lyricist / dialogue writer / screenwriter

Dr. Rahi Masoom Raza

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Born: 01 Jan 1925, in Village Gangauli, Ghazipur, United Provinces, British India

Dr. Rahi Masoom Raza is known for Dastoor(1999) ,Paappi Devataa(1995) and Parampara(1993).

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Song

Rote Rote Hansna Seekho (Happy)

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Dastoor

1999
Dir.ected by: Anil Matto

1999

(Released)

Dastoor

Dialogue Writer

1995

(Released)

Paappi Devataa

Dialogue Writer

1993

(Released)

Parampara

Dialogue Writer

1993

(Released)

Aaina

Dialogue Writer

1993

(Released)

Geetanjali

Dialogue Writer

1992

(Released)

Kal Ki Awaz

Screenwriter | Story Writer | Dialogue Writer

1992

(Released)

Nishchaiy

Dialogue Writer

1992

(Released)

Humlaa

Dialogue Writer

1992

(Released)

Zindagi Ek Juaa

Dialogue Writer

1991

(Released)

Banjaran

Screenwriter | Dialogue Writer
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Must have done good karma in past life to receive such love, says Nitish Bharadwaj aka Krishna

The actor-director is happy to see the television serials Mahabharat and Ramayan return to Indian television. 

Mar 28 2020 — Keyur Seta

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SWA posthumously honours lyricist Shailendra, writer Rahi Masoom Raza and director KA Abbas

The final day of the 5th Indian Screenwriters' Conference saw lyricist Gulzar, writers Kamlesh Pandey and Javed Siddiqui join the Indian Screenwriters' Association in posthumously honouring the film legends. 

Aug 06 2018 — Shriram Iyengar

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How uttering ‘Main samay hoon...’ landed Dr Rahi Masoom Raza his most celebrated work

On Dr Raza's 25th death anniversary today (15 March), let's revisit how he bagged BR Chopra's classic Mahabharat serial and faced consequences for writing a 'Hindu' epic despite being a Muslim. 

Mar 15 2017 — Keyur Seta

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Watch Dr Rahi Masoom Raza’s hilarious Gol Maal dialogues

The famed poet and Hindi dialogue writer, who would have turned 89 today, was responsible for the cult comedy’s killer lines

Sep 01 2016 — Sonal Pandya
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