Actress Revisits Iconic Bollywood Song Filming Spot After Decades

In October 2025, actress Tejaswini Kolhapure was shooting a film in Mashobra when she decided to take a quick detour to nearby Naldehra. What she discovered there was a slice of her childhood, preserved in time.

As Tejaswini walked up the slopes, their guide casually pointed to a tree and mentioned that it had been featured in the iconic song "Tumse Milkar Na Jaane Kyun" from the movie Pyar Jhukta Nahin. Tejaswini was stunned, as she remembered being on the set as a child, watching her sister Padmini film the song decades ago.

Flooded with memories, Tejaswini immediately made a video call to Padmini, standing beside the same tree. The guide, unaware he was speaking to the song's heroine, was completely taken aback when he realized who he was talking to.

For Tejaswini, the experience was more than just nostalgia. She felt a sense of life coming full circle, as if time had folded in on itself. "Standing there again, beside that same tree, I realized how nature quietly holds on to our stories, waiting for us to find our way back," she shares.

The chance encounter was a poignant reminder of the lasting impact that art and memories can have, even decades later. Tejaswini's story highlights the power of serendipitous moments to connect us to our past and the enduring influence of Bollywood's timeless classics.