Kalyug Aur Ramayan (कलयुग और रामायण) 1987

Published on November 11, 2012 in Cinema

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Director	Babubhai Mistry
Writer	Manoj Kumar
Producer	Shashi Goswami
Orginal music	Kalyanji-Anandji
Cinematography	V.K. Murthy
Film Editing	Manoj Kumar
Art Director	Jadab Bhattacharya
Camera Operator
Assistant Cameramen	Kaushik Kapadia, K.G. Prabhakar
Playback Singers	Asha Bhosle, Lata Mangeshkar, Mahendra Kapoor, Vishal Goswami, Nitin Mukesh, Sadhana Sargam

Character	Actor / Actress
Pawan Putra (Shri Hanuman)	Manoj Kumar
Raman	Rajiv Goswami
Sarita	Madhavi
Bhairon Singh	Prem Chopra
Dashrath	Om Prakash
Kamla	Bindu
Police Inspector Thakur Hanuman Singh	Satish Shah
Judge Shyam Diwakar	Parikshat Sahni
Kamini	Huma Khan
Mrs. Sharma	Urmila Bhatt
Mr. Sharma	Abhi Bhattacharya
D'Souza	Birbal
Lakhan (Stage actor)	Mohan Choti
Jagannath (Stage Director)	C.S. Dubey
Stage Actor	Amrit Patel
	Mushtaq Merchant
Dahrath's Mother (as Sarita)	Sarita Devi
	Jugnu
(as Bhupinder Singh)	Bhupendra Singh
	Sudhir Thakur
Stage Actor	Dinesh Kaushik
	Dolly
Nirmala Sharma (as Sonika)	Sonika Gill
Dhaman	Rahul
Stage actor (uncredited)	Manmauji

Bhagwan Shri Ram would like his param-bhakt (Chief Devotee) Shri Hanuman to tour Kalyugic (Dark-aged) Hindustan, and himself witness the regression that has taken over this once peaceful, orderly, and religious country. Upon arrival in his present heavenly form, Shri Hanuman is mistaken by Police Inspector Thakur Hanuman Singh, to be a spy from a foreign country, and he gets on the run until Shri Ram changes his appearance to a wealthy man named Pavan Kumar, thus making him elude the police. Pavan meets with a man named Dashrath, who has two sons Raman and Dhaman. While Raman is married to Sarita, Dhaman is currently wooing Nirmala, and Dashrath's wife is the fashionable Kamla, who looks more like Dashrath's daughter. Things are not well in this family, as Kamla would like her ailing mother-in-law to turn over the family jewels, deities, and diamonds in her care - in vain though.