I am a great fan of Raj Kumar. And this movie is as good as other movies of him. Also if you get bonus of Jeetendera (another favorite of mine) and the evergreen Mala Sinha. All the three main actors perform their role in an immaculate manner and I could not find any discrepancy in their performances. The music is also good from Shanker-Jai Kishan. Eastman Colors look very cool. And another different end to a love triangle never seen in any other Hindi movie. Vinod Kumar has done a good job in directing such a wonderful movie. Acting from other crew was also good. Story is about two men falling in love to a woman and one of them managing to marry her and then losing her due to his own deeds. And then the other man managing to get her respect even though he was not able to win her heart in the first place. Recommended from my side to everyone.
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The greatest
leopards199714 June 2021
One of my favourite movies the evergreen era. This is such a movie which you can watch over and over again and not get bored.
Raaj kumar was too good I'm his role as was mala sinha . Jetendra was just stupid.
Love this movie.
Raaj kumar was too good I'm his role as was mala sinha . Jetendra was just stupid.
Love this movie.
OK. Disappointing end
ParagDesh5 August 2012
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Has a fairly good depiction of Lucknow's Muslim culture. The dialogs, costumes do appear authentic Urdu. Jeetendra, Mala Sinha, Raj Kumar are good at delivering dialogs and acting.
The story is a love triangle with Raj Kumar playing the role of humble loser.
The first half of the movie is interesting. But later it just loses its grip.
Jeetendra's sudden downfall is somewhat puzzling and abrupt. There is no explanation on why he falls for a tawayaf and why does not repent and return back to his normal life.
Johnny Walker is OK as a comic relief. I only liked one song, the title song.
Mala Sinha looks somewhat old.
The story is a love triangle with Raj Kumar playing the role of humble loser.
The first half of the movie is interesting. But later it just loses its grip.
Jeetendra's sudden downfall is somewhat puzzling and abrupt. There is no explanation on why he falls for a tawayaf and why does not repent and return back to his normal life.
Johnny Walker is OK as a comic relief. I only liked one song, the title song.
Mala Sinha looks somewhat old.
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