Aurat (औरत) 1967

Published on June 4, 2013 in Cinema

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Banner	Gemini Pictures
Director	S.S. Balan, S.S. Vasan
Writer	Kishore Sahu
Producer	S.S. Balan, S.S. Vasan
Music Director	Ravi
Cinematography	Kamal Ghosh
Film Editing	M. Umanatha Rao
Art Director	M.S. Janikiram
Camera Operator	P. Mahima Doss
Assistant Cameramen	M. Ekambaram
Playback Singers	Mahendra Kapoor, Asha Bhosle, Lata Mangeshkar, Mohammad Rafi

Character	Actor / Actress
Parvati	Padmini
Manoharlal	Pran
Suresh	Rajesh Khanna
Anand	Feroz Khan
Pandit	Kanhaiyalal
Manoharlal's Mom	Lalita Pawar
Rattanlal's Moneylender	David Abraham
Parvati's Moneylender	Nana Palsikar
Rattanlal	O.P. Ralhan
Asha	Nazima
	Master Shahid
Parvati's Mom	Leela Chitnis
Gopal	Mohan Choti
Dinanath - Gopal's Dad	Niranjan Sharma
	Master Raju
Parvati's Employer	Achala Sachdev
	Master Rannu
Kamla	Revti
Munni	Baby Rani

Plot
After the passing of her father, Parvati is the only earner in her impoverished family of 8 persons, including her mother, 6 sisters - one of whom, Kamla, is mute; and a brother, Suresh, who is studying in medical college. She hopes to earn enough money to see him through his studies as well as feed everyone, so that he can accomplish himself and ensure the rest of her sisters get married. She sacrifices her personal life and romance with Anand, and gets married to a womanizing elderly widower, Manoharlal, who has six children, on the condition that he agrees to look after her family as well as pay for Suresh's education. Manoharlal hastily agrees, they get married, and she, along-with Suresh, re-locate to live with him, his mother, and attractive sister, Asha. Parvati is accepted by everyone and even manages to placate Manoharlal and his estranged taxi-driver brother, Rattanlal - but nothing will prepare her for the shock after Manoharlal accuses Suresh of taking advantage of his hospitality and wooing Asha

Plot

After the passing of her father, Parvati is the only earner in her impoverished family of 8 persons, including her mother, 6 sisters - one of whom, Kamla, is mute; and a brother, Suresh, who is studying in medical college. She hopes to earn enough money to see him through his studies as well as feed everyone, so that he can accomplish himself and ensure the rest of her sisters get married. She sacrifices her personal life and romance with Anand, and gets married to a womanizing elderly widower, Manoharlal, who has six children, on the condition that he agrees to look after her family as well as pay for Suresh's education. Manoharlal hastily agrees, they get married, and she, along-with Suresh, re-locate to live with him, his mother, and attractive sister, Asha. Parvati is accepted by everyone and even manages to placate Manoharlal and his estranged taxi-driver brother, Rattanlal - but nothing will prepare her for the shock after Manoharlal accuses Suresh of taking advantage of his hospitality and wooing Asha