Bin Phere Hum Tere (बिन फेरे हम तेरे) 1979

Published on October 1, 2012 in Cinema

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Banner	N.P. International
Director	Rajat Rakshit
Writer	B.K. Rao
Producer	N.P. Singh
Orginal music	Usha Khanna
Cinematography	Gopi Krishna (DN)
Film Editing	Robin Chatterjee
Art Director	M.S. Shinde
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Playback Singers	Kishore Kumar, Asha Bhosle, Mohammad Rafi , Usha Khanna

Character	Actor / Actress
Jamuna J. Sharma	Asha Parekh
Raju J. Sharma / Debu J. Sharma	Vinod Mehra
Shikha	Sarika
Kiran	Nazneen
Jagmohan	Kamal Kapoor
Jagmohan's employee	Jankidas
Mukand Bihari	C. S. Dubey
(as Master Papu)	Pappu
	Mushtaq Merchant
Ganesh	Jagdish Raj
Poppat	Johnny Whisky
	Dr. Datta
(as Master Salim)	Salim
Talenbai	Nadira/abbr]

Jamuna lives a poor lifestyle in Gangapur with her widowed step-mother. She is of marriageable age, but instead of getting her married, she is sold to her maternal uncle, Mukand Bihari, who, in turn, sells her to a brothel madame, Telanbai, where Jamuna is confined and forced to dance and sing against her will. She does manage to escape one day, and comes to the rescue of two runaway twins, Raju and Debu, and takes them to Bandra, Bombay, to their cancer-ridden father, Jagdish Sharma. Jagdish and Jamuna are attracted to each other, and both believe to be each other's spouses, even though no formal marriage is performed. Jamuna continues to look after the twins even after Jagdish passes away, and endures many difficulties raising them. Years later, the twins have grown up, while Raju is employed in a factory, Debu is a doctor. Raju has fallen in love with his boss' daughter, Shikha, while Debu is in love with Kiran. Jamuna meets both girls and approves of them. Then her past comes to pay her a nasty visit when she comes face to face with one of her patrons, Jagmohan, none other than Shikha's dad, on one hand, and Telanbai - who is Kiran's mother. Struggling to hold her own against these odds, Jamuna must now also come to terms with other life-changing decisions - including death and subsequent deception - decisions that she may end regretting for the rest of her life.