Agar Tum Na Hote (अगर तुम ना होते) 1983

Published on June 8, 2013 in Cinema

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Banner	Shivam Chitrya
Director	Lekh Tandon
Writer	Ramesh Pant, N.N. Sharma
Producer	Rajeev Kumar, Vimal Kumar
Music Director	R.D. Burman
Cinematography	Pushpal Dutta
Film Editing	Nand Kumar
Art Director	Suresh Sawant
Camera Operator	S.M. Anwar
Assistant Cameramen
Playback Singers	Lata Mangeshkar, Asha Bhosle, Kishore Kumar, Shailendra Singh, Rekha

Character	Actor / Actress
Ashok Mehra	Rajesh Khanna
Mrs. Purnima Mehra / Radha	Rekha
Raj Bedi	Raj Babbar
Shakur Ahmed	Madan Puri
Chandu	Asrani
Mini Mehra	Baby Shabana
Doctor	Sudhir Dalvi
Employer	Yunus Parvez
Sunder	Sunder
Matron at the Orphanage	Dulari
Doctor	Ranvir Raj
	Rekha Parmar
Zubeda	Zubaida
	Sunil Dhawan
Person dozed off during conference	Gulshan Bawra
Guest Appearance	Sami Malik
Mr. Chopra	Gulshan
Fat husband (in song "Kaun Hai Jo Joru Ka Ghulam Nahin Hai")	Moolchand
Mr. Chopra	Kedar Sehgal

Plot
Photographer Raj Bedi meets with attractive Radha, both fall in love, and get married. Shortly after the marriage, Raj has an accident and is hospitalized. He does recover, but has no sensation in his legs and must be confined to a wheelchair. The cost of his treatment, in addition to the loss of his job, leads Radha to take up employment as a Governess to a small child, the only daughter of wealthy industrialist, Ashok Mehra. Raj is quite happy at this arrangement and looks forward to his treatment locally, and subsequently abroad. What he does not know that Ashok's deceased wife resembles Radha, that his daughter, Mini, thinks that Mom has finally returned home; and that this was prime reason that Radha was ever hired by Mehra and his associates. Will Radha take to the comfortable life as the wealthy Mrs. Mehra, in addition to getting a cute little daughter for her own self?

Plot

Photographer Raj Bedi meets with attractive Radha, both fall in love, and get married. Shortly after the marriage, Raj has an accident and is hospitalized. He does recover, but has no sensation in his legs and must be confined to a wheelchair. The cost of his treatment, in addition to the loss of his job, leads Radha to take up employment as a Governess to a small child, the only daughter of wealthy industrialist, Ashok Mehra. Raj is quite happy at this arrangement and looks forward to his treatment locally, and subsequently abroad. What he does not know that Ashok's deceased wife resembles Radha, that his daughter, Mini, thinks that Mom has finally returned home; and that this was prime reason that Radha was ever hired by Mehra and his associates. Will Radha take to the comfortable life as the wealthy Mrs. Mehra, in addition to getting a cute little daughter for her own self?