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| | Key Personnel / Details | |----------------|-----------------------------| | Production Company | Yash Raj Films | | Cinematography | Anil Mehta (captures mustard fields, Wagah border, Lahore fort) | | Costume Design | Karan Johar (consultant) – Traditional salwar-kameez for Zaera, kurta-pajama & army coat for Veer | | Choreography | Vaibhavi Merchant (“Lodi”), Saroj Khan (“Yeh Hum Aa Gaye”) | | Posthumous Music | Madan Mohan died in 1975; unused tunes were adapted by his son, Sanjeev Kohli. | index of veerzaara work
| Song | Time stamp | Mood | Lyrical theme | Picturization location | |-------|-------------|-------|----------------|------------------------| | “Tere Liye” | 00:18:00 | Love vow | Promise across border | Punjab fields (India/Pak) | | “Main Yahaan Hoon” | 00:42:00 | Longing | Waiting | Jail cell + memory montage | | “Do Pal” | 01:15:00 | Romance | Fleeting time | Village well, monsoon | | “Aisa Des Hai Mera” | 02:10:00 | Patriotism | Land of rivers | Anandpur Sahib | In the landscape of early 21st-century internet usage,
One of the most unique "works" within the Veer-Zaara index is its soundtrack. index of veerzaara work
The film was a global blockbuster, earning approximately ₹976.4 million worldwide and becoming the highest-grossing Indian film of 2004.
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