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Deepak goes for an interview and mistaken as possible groom for Rajasaheb's daughter Bina. They fall in love but afraid of dire consequences Deepak runs away. They meet again and Rajasaheb get Bina married off to Deepak.
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Deepak goes for an interview and mistaken as possible groom for Rajasaheb's daughter Bina. They fall in love but afraid of dire consequences Deepak runs away. They meet again and Rajasaheb get Bina married off to Deepak.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Waqif
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Runtime:122 minutes
Studio:Kardar Productions, Bombay Talkies, The Bombay Talkies Studios
Cast
Abdul Rashid Kardar
Director
Noor Mohammad Charlie
Deepu / Deepak Raj Degda (as Charlie)
Mehtab
Bina Kumari
Wasti
Jaggu / Jugal Kishore
Vidya
Vidya
Ulhas
Col. Girijashankar OBE CIE Bahadur (as Ullhas)
Anwar Hussain
Captain Surendra Kumar (as Anwar)
A. Shah Shikarpuri
Rajasaheb Pahadganj (as A. Shah)
Rajkumari Shukla
Maharani Pahadganj (as Rajkumari)
Chanda
Deepak's Mother (as Chandabai)
Syed Ahmed
Amir Ali
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