Jagirdar Bishamber Nath a wealthy man disowns his son, police inspector Amar Nath for marrying against his wishes. In the course of his duties Amar sends a notorious criminal Pinto to jail. In due course, Pinto escapes from prison and begins a vendetta which results in several deaths, children being separated from parents and the loyalty of a family driver which saves Jyoti. As the children grow up there is a peek behind the scenes of movieland in Bombay, abductions, being loved, unrequited love, broken childhood engagement, success in stardom, suicide and failure. Does Amar's daughter Jyoti find her true love? Is wealthy Bishamber Nath destined to a lonely old age?
Dharmendra displays his all-round charm, taking on comedy and action, and succeeded greatly. The story is engaging, the plot is fast and never falters in entertaining, however the transition of Anita Raj's character from a spoilt girl to her falling for Dharm garam is a bit too quick, but it's a small niggle. All the actors do great, but Anita Raj in particular stands out. She's really pretty and endearing.
Dharmendra displays his all-round charm, taking on comedy and action, and succeeded greatly. The story is engaging, the plot is fast and never falters in entertaining, however the transition of Anita Raj's character from a spoilt girl to her falling for Dharm garam is a bit too quick, but it's a small niggle. All the actors do great, but Anita Raj in particular stands out. She's really pretty and endearing.