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Banner | Shakti Films |
Director | Shakti Samanta |
Writer | Gulshan Nanda |
Producer | Shakti Samanta |
Music Director | R.D. Burman |
Cinematography | V. Gopi Krishana |
Film Editing | Govind Dalwadi |
Art Director | Shanti Das |
Camera Operator | V. Suba Rao |
Assistant Cameramen | Sayed Abid Eldroos |
Playback Singers | Kishore Kumar, Lata Mangeshkar, Mukesh |
Character | Actor / Actress |
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Kamal Sinha | Rajesh Khanna |
Madhavi 'Madhu' / Poonam | Asha Parekh |
Kailash | Prem Chopra |
Shabnam 'Shaboo' | Bindu |
Diwan Dinanath | Nasir Hussain |
Mrs. Dinanath | Sulochana Latkar |
Police Inspector Tiwari | Chandrashekhar |
Vishnu Prasad | Madan Puri |
Ramaiya | Daisy Irani |
Manorama 'Munni' | Honey Irani |
Sadhana Patel | |
Kanchan Mattu | |
Rakesh Katpatia | Gurnam Singh |
Mukesh Katpatia | Birbal |
Ramayan Tiwari | |
Mrs. Khanna | Lalita Kumari |
Dr. Kashinath | Satyendra Kapoor |
Kundan | |
Moppet Pooran | |
Shetu | Mehmood Jr. |
RajKishan | Harbans Darshan M. Arora |
Poonam | Kumari Naaz |
Plot |
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Madhu was engaged to somebody. She ran away to be with her boyfriend, only to discover that he was only after her money and was really fooling around with someone else. She went home to discover her uncle, her only family, had committed suicide. She ran away. While trying to run, she came across her widowed childhood friend, who is on her way to meet her in-laws for the first time. They decided to take the train together to Naini Tal. Along the way, the train derails and Madhu's friend is killed. Before dying, she makes Madhu promise to "take her place" at her in-laws. Thus Madhu becomes a new person. But, her old ex-boyfriend knows and she is actually connected to the people of Naini Tal in more ways than she knows... Madhavi is an orphan living with her Gangapur-based maternal uncle, who arranges her marriage with someone she does not know. She runs away to her lover, Kailash, only to find him in the arms of Shabnam; returns back and finds her uncle dead. Ashamed, she decides to leave by train. At the Station she meets with a widowed friend, Poonam, and her child, who asks Madhavi to accompany her to Nainital-based in-laws' house, where she will be introduced as her sister. The three travel together by train, but it meets with an accident, and Poonam is grievously injured. Before dying she asks Madhavi to take her place and look after her child. She wearily assumes the identity of Poonam, and reaches her destination where she is warmly welcomed. She finds out that her uncle had arranged her marriage with Kamal Sinha, who is bitter at the manner his to-be wife treated him. Kamal is attracted to Madhavi, and makes it known to his shocked family, who do not approve of this alliance with a widow. Before Madhavi could take stock of these turn of events - Shabnam and Kailash re-enter her life - shattering and changing it forever. |
Release date | 1970 |
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Budget | |
Revenue | 3,80,00,000 |
Awards |
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1972 Filmfare Awards: Filmfare Best Actress Award Asha Parekh Filmfare Nomination for Best Director Shakti Samanta Filmfare Nomination for Best Actor Rajesh Khanna Filmfare Nomination for Best Story Gulshan Nanda Filmfare Nomination for Best Lyrics Anand Bakshi for the song ""Na Koi Umang Hai"" Filmfare Nomination for Best Male Playback Singer Kishore Kumar for the song ""Yeh Jo Mohabbat Hai""" |
Music: R.D. Burman
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