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Childhood friends, Kumar and Rohit turn against each other when lovelorn Kumar molests Rohit's fiancée. After the ensuing fight between the two, the girl calls off the wedding only to realise that she's pregnant with Kumar's child.
1971
English
Stereo
Drama
Romance
Bollywood
Cast & Crew
Rajendra Kumar
(Actor)
.. Rohit Kumar Verma
Sadhana Shivdasani
(Actor)
.. Neena Bakshi
Prem Chopra
(Actor)
.. Kumar
Rajendra Nath
(Actor)
.. Whiskey
Bobby
(Actor)
Raj Mehra
(Actor)
.. Bakshi (Neena's dad)
Mumtaz Begum
(Actor)
.. Rohit's mom
Meena T.
(Actor)
.. Rasilee
Kamaldeep
(Actor)
.. Manager
Madhu Apte
(Actor)
June
(Actor)
Subhash
(Actor)
Sarita Devi
(Actor)
Kodi S. Irani
(Actor)
.. As Khodu Baba)
Surendra
(Actor)
Prem Kumar
(Actor)
Lambart Productions
(Actor)
Raj Kumar
(Actor)
Shaikh Ali Al-Janani
(Actor)
Uma Khosla
(Actor)
Master Rohit
(Actor)
More Information
Did You Know..
Rajendra Kumar
(Actor)
.. Rohit Kumar Verma
Born:
July 20, 1929
Died: July 12, 1999
Birthplace: Sialkot, Pakistan
Died: July 12, 1999
Birthplace: Sialkot, Pakistan
Trivia:
Worked as an assistant to director H.S. Rawail for almost five years. Debuted in Kidar Sharma's Jogan (1950). Received the Padma Shri, India's fourth highest civilian award, in 1969. Three-time nominee for the Filmfare Best Actor Award, for Dil Ek Mandir (1963), Aayee Milan Ki Bela (1964) and Aarzoo (1965). Got the nickname "Jubilee Kumar" in the 1960s, when numerous films of his ran for more than 25 weeks, thus becoming a silver jubilee film.
Sadhana Shivdasani
(Actor)
.. Neena Bakshi
Prem Chopra
(Actor)
.. Kumar
Born:
September 23, 1935
Birthplace: Lahor, British India
Birthplace: Lahor, British India
Trivia:
For decades -- from the mid-'70s into the late 2000s -- Prem Chopra held court as one of Bollywood's most sought-after movie stars. A thickly featured, stocky character player, Chopra was (unsurprisingly and perhaps inevitably) often cast as distinguished professional types, from military officers to distinguished spiritual, political, and civic leaders, with occasional roles as gun-wielding toughs and a knack for specializing in villainous portrayals. He eventually accumulated a tally of over 400 films in his first 35 years onscreen. The third of six children, Chopra grew up in Lahore and ultimately enrolled in Punjabi University. The actor-to-be acquired an inveterate love of drama during his collegiate years, and classmates often voted him the most gifted actor in various plays. Following graduation, he attempted to break into the Bollywood film industry, but had difficulty and found it necessary to take a job at the Times of India to support himself while awaiting his big break. Chopra owed some of his success to his diverse linguistic abilities, which gave him a foothold in Punjabi and Hindi-language projects. Feature projects included Mera Saaya (1966), Nafrat (1973), Daata (1989), Shikaar (2004), and Money Hai Toh Honey Hai (2008).
Rajendra Nath
(Actor)
.. Whiskey
Bobby
(Actor)
Raj Mehra
(Actor)
.. Bakshi (Neena's dad)
Mumtaz Begum
(Actor)
.. Rohit's mom
Born:
April 07, 1923
Meena T.
(Actor)
.. Rasilee
Kamaldeep
(Actor)
.. Manager
Madhu Apte
(Actor)
June
(Actor)
Subhash
(Actor)
Sarita Devi
(Actor)
Kodi S. Irani
(Actor)
.. As Khodu Baba)
Surendra
(Actor)
Prem Kumar
(Actor)
Born:
September 12, 1967
Birthplace: Karnataka, India
Birthplace: Karnataka, India
Trivia:
Spent most of his earnings as a child on buying film magazines and watching movies – three to four movies a week, sometimes three a day.Started working for Indian Telephone Industries Limited after high school.Worked as a weaver for 13 years, following in the footsteps of his power loom weaver father.Started working in TV soaps such as Manvantara thanks to his friend who was a driver for popular soap director T.N. Seetharam.Made his film debut in the 2004 Kannada film Praana.
Lambart Productions
(Actor)
Raj Kumar
(Actor)
Died:
April 12, 2006
Shaikh Ali Al-Janani
(Actor)
Uma Khosla
(Actor)
Master Rohit
(Actor)
