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The one scene in particular that stands out to me from the rest has to be where Anil Kapoor aka Vikrant explained his principles of work. The best thing about Taal has to be the way it highlighted that artists and creativity are invaluable! In fact, it also indirectly called out the music industry for making big bucks by stomping on a true artist’s legacy The stark contrast between Manav and Mansi was probably the reason why they fell in love with each other. They were clean-hearted and hard-working folks who believed in creating all things artsy and beautiful. It was constantly highlighted how pahadon mein rehne wale people were not shrouded by greed. The open green fields provided a quaint backdrop to the first half of the movie, where several parallels were made between city and country life. The movie opened with a stunning view of the hills with Aishwarya stretching and doing yoga in the morning. The simplicity of living in the hills near Chambal and that lifestyle looked like a far-fetched idea at that time but at present, it sure looks like a heavenly dream. Even the act of him jumping in the house fire to retrieve that scarf as a way of showcasing his love for Aishwarya aka Mansi was quite uncomfortable to watch but overall, this honest love story was not only believable but it did make us pine for something similar for our own selves. Truth be told, when I first saw the film in the 2000s, it did make me cringe a little when Akshaye aka Manav flaunted that orange scarf with the couple name Manasvi printed on it. Manavsi - in the era of wedding hashtags, Akshaye Khanna and Aishwarya Rai should get enough credit for unintentionally starting the trend, decades ago! On its 21st anniversary, let’s take a look at reasons why this cult movie will be an entertaining watch till eternity. So much so that Taal became the first Indian film to make the cut on Variety magazine's Top 20 list. Not just us, Subhash Ghai’s showmanship touched people across the globe. Music was the hero of this Subhash Ghai directorial.Įven though Bollywood is home to many musicals, Taal had the right mix of ingredients. Justifying the title of the film, it won’t be wrong to say that the OST of this movie is one of the most memorable ones in the history of Indian cinema.Ģ1 years on, the jukebox still is a mood-changer for many of us. What made this movie stand out was its soundtrack. A story of star-crossed lovers and a third wheel to spice things up, this movie was conventional in the Hindi movie making business sense. Taal, the beat of passion is not just a film, it’s an emotion. “Neeche ishq hai oopar rab hai, In donon ke beech mein sab hai”