Tulsidas (तुलसीदास) 1954

Published on April 28, 2013 in Cinema

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Banner	Ratnadeep Pictures
Director	Bhalchandra, Harsukh Bhatt
Writer	Manmohan Desai
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Music Director	Chitragupta
Cinematography	Aga Hasham
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Playback Singers	Mohammad Rafi , Asha Bhosle

Character	Actor / Actress
Ram Bhola / Anami / Tulsidas	Mahipal
Ratnavali D. Pathak	Shyama
Bhagwan Shri Ram	Raj Kumar
Mrs. S. Pathak	Dulari
Shambu D. Pathak	Sunder
Ravi Datt Sharma	Ramesh Sinha
Bhagwan Shri Hanuman	Uma Dutt
	Priya Darshani
	Padamini
	Menka
	Sheetal
	Saroj
	Shobha
	Chanda
	Quene
	Hamida
	Meena

Plot
Accused of stealing a Ram Murthy from a Mandir, a young lad, who was abandoned by his parents, and called Ram Bhola, is taken in by compassionate Guru Narhari Das. He is enrolled in his ashram in the village of Soru and is instructed to water the Tulsi plants. Initially, the other students call him Anami, but later he is re-named Tulsidas. He grows up under the care of his Guru and makes himself knowledgeable with scripts from the Holy Ramayan and recites them publicly. Dinbandhu Pathak of Badiya Village is impressed with his recitals and decide to get him married to his daughter, Ratnavali, much to the displeasure of Tulsidas' colleague, Ravi Datt Sharma. The marriage does take place and Tulsidas looks after a shop that was given as a dowry, and the couple continue to lead a harmonious life. Their idyllic life will soon be shattered when Ratnavali decides to visit her ailing father and a love-lorn Tulsidas breaks into their house as he cannot live without her. It is this unauthorized...

Plot

Accused of stealing a Ram Murthy from a Mandir, a young lad, who was abandoned by his parents, and called Ram Bhola, is taken in by compassionate Guru Narhari Das. He is enrolled in his ashram in the village of Soru and is instructed to water the Tulsi plants. Initially, the other students call him Anami, but later he is re-named Tulsidas. He grows up under the care of his Guru and makes himself knowledgeable with scripts from the Holy Ramayan and recites them publicly. Dinbandhu Pathak of Badiya Village is impressed with his recitals and decide to get him married to his daughter, Ratnavali, much to the displeasure of Tulsidas' colleague, Ravi Datt Sharma. The marriage does take place and Tulsidas looks after a shop that was given as a dowry, and the couple continue to lead a harmonious life. Their idyllic life will soon be shattered when Ratnavali decides to visit her ailing father and a love-lorn Tulsidas breaks into their house as he cannot live without her. It is this unauthorized...