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Rajan, a wealthy Basantpur man, accidentally causes Shanti's vision loss with face afire. He becomes an eye surgeon, but his friend Ramdas is arrested and sentenced to prison.
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Rajan, a wealthy Basantpur man, accidentally causes Shanti's vision loss with face afire. He becomes an eye surgeon, but his friend Ramdas is arrested and sentenced to prison.
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Genre:Comedy, Crime, Drama
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Runtime:140 minutes
Studio:Asiatic Productions, S.P. Traders
Cast
Hargobind Duggal, Suraj Prakash
Director
Mala Sinha
Shanti
Rajendra Kumar
Dr. Rajan
Ulhas
Raisahab Din Dayal
Achala Sachdev
Mrs. Ram Das
Raj Mehra
Ram Das
Manorama
Sitadevi Ramchandra Agnihotri
Randhir
Tilak Dhari Shastri (as Randir)
Leela Mishra
Mrs. Din Dayal (as Leela Misra)
Chaman Puri
Babu Himmatrai
Aruna
Aruna
Kesari
Lala Motiram
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