Tu Mile Dil Khile | Telusa Manasa is a song from the 1995 Hindi and Telugu bilingual movie Criminal, starring Akkineni Nagarjuna, Manisha Koirala and Ramya Krishnan. The song was composed by M.M. Keeravani, also known as M.M. Kreem, and written by Indeevar in Hindi and Sirivennela Sitaramasastri in Telugu. The song was sung by Kumar Sanu and Alka Yagnik in Hindi and S.P. Balasubrahmanyam and K.S. Chithra in Telugu.

The song is a romantic duet that expresses the joy of finding true love and the desire to stay together forever. The song has a soothing melody and a catchy chorus that has become popular among music lovers. The song has been remade and covered by many artists over the years, such as Anoop Sankar, Kalatva, Raj Barman and others.

Tu Mile Dil Khile | Telusa Manasa is a song that celebrates the beauty of love and the power of music. It is a song that will make you smile and feel happy.

The movie Criminal was directed by Mahesh Bhatt and released in 1994 in Telugu and 1995 in Hindi. The movie was inspired by the 1993 American film The Fugitive, starring Harrison Ford and Tommy Lee Jones. The movie was a thriller that revolved around the theme of organ smuggling and the quest for justice. The movie was a commercial success and received positive reviews from critics and audiences alike.

The song Tu Mile Dil Khile | Telusa Manasa was one of the highlights of the movie. The song was shot in exotic locations such as Switzerland and New Zealand. The song featured the lead actors Nagarjuna and Manisha Koirala in romantic scenes that captured their chemistry and emotions. The song also showcased the scenic beauty of nature and the culture of different countries. The song was a visual treat for the viewers and a musical delight for the listeners.

The movie Criminal received critical acclaim for its gripping storyline, its direction, and its performances. The movie was praised for its adaptation of the Hollywood film The Fugitive and for its originality in the Indian context. The movie also showcased the social issue of organ trafficking and the corruption in the medical system. The movie was nominated for several awards and won some of them, such as the Filmfare Award for Best Music Director for M.M. Keeravani.

The actors and the director of the movie also expressed their views on the movie and its making. Here are some quotes from them:

• “I was very impressed by the script and the character of Dr. Ajay Kumar. He is a man who fights for justice and truth, even when he is falsely accused of a crime. He is a man who sacrifices his dreams for the sake of others. He is a man who loves his wife deeply and is devastated by her loss. He is a man who does not give up hope and courage. I felt a connection with him and I wanted to portray him with sincerity and honesty.” – Nagarjuna Akkineni
• “I enjoyed working with Mahesh Bhatt and Nagarjuna in this movie. They are both very talented and professional. They made me feel comfortable and supported me throughout the shooting. I played the role of Shweta, who is a sweet and innocent girl who falls in love with Ajay and becomes his wife. She is also a brave girl who exposes the organ smuggling racket in her hospital and pays a heavy price for it. She is a girl who dies in her husband’s arms, leaving him heartbroken. I tried to bring out her emotions and expressions as best as I could.” – Manisha Koirala
• “I had a challenging role in this movie as Sub-Inspector Ramya, who is in love with Ajay but loses him to Shweta. She is also a loyal friend and a dutiful officer, who helps Ajay to prove his innocence and catch the real culprits. She is a woman who has to balance her personal feelings and her professional duties. She is a woman who has to face rejection and betrayal, but also finds redemption and forgiveness. She is a woman who has to overcome her jealousy and anger, but also shows compassion and kindness.” – Ramya Krishnan
• “I wanted to make a movie that would be thrilling, entertaining, and meaningful at the same time. I wanted to make a movie that would be different from the usual formulaic movies that were being made in Bollywood at that time. I wanted to make a movie that would be inspired by a Hollywood classic, but also have its own identity and flavor. I wanted to make a movie that would have a strong message and a social relevance. I wanted to make a movie that would have memorable characters, dialogues, songs, and scenes. I wanted to make a movie that would be called Criminal.” – Mahesh Bhatt