Shakti Kapoor became the villain by doing the most rape scenes, the censor board was also surprised to see this one film.सबसे ज्यादा रेप सीन कर शक्ति कपूर बने थे विलेन, इस एक फिल्म को देखकर सेंसर बोर्ड भी रह गया था हैरान

AMAR

لافانی

अमर

Directed by	Mehboob Khan
Written by	Agha Jani Kashmiri S. Ali Raza
Story by	S. Ali Raza Mehrish S. K. Kalla B. S. Ramaiah
Produced by	Mehboob Khan
Starring	Madhubala Dilip Kumar Nimmi Jayant
Cinematography	Faredoon A. Irani
Edited by	Shamsudin Kadri
Music by	Naushad
Production company	Mehboob Productions
Distributed by	Mehboob Productions
Release date	·         10 September 1954
Country	India
Language	Hindustani
Box office	₹7.5 million

Amar (transl. "Immortal") is a 1954 Indian Hindi-language romantic drama film produced and directed by Mehboob Khan.Dealing with the controversial subject matter of rape, the film revolves around the titular upper-class lawyer (Dilip Kumar), his feminist fiancé, the social worker Anju Roy (Madhubala), and Sonia (Nimmi), a poor milkmaid

story

Amarnath (Dilip Kumar), a well-known lawyer, is known for his sense of justice. One day, he meets Soniya (Nimmi), a milkwoman. She is awed by him and he finds her interesting. Amar's father wants him to get married and sends him Anju's (Madhubala) photograph. Anju has graduated from a foreign University and believes in justice and aiding the poor. Both she and Amar take a liking to each other and they are soon engaged. One night, after attending a local fair, Soniya is attacked by the local ruffian Shankar (Jayant) who wants to possess her at any cost. In a bid to escape him Soniya runs heedlessly into Amar's house as a thunderstorm begins. In the lonely house, Amar ends up raping Soniya. Amar's conscience torments him as he tries to hide his misdeed and proceed with his engagement to Anju. Anju senses something is amiss, but cannot fathom what it is. Meanwhile, it is revealed that Soniya is pregnant. She refuses to name the father of her child and is cast out by the villagers as a fallen woman. Shankar manages to figure out who the father of Soniya's child is and wants to avenge her. He ends up dying by his own hands. Amar is accused of murdering him and the truth regarding him and Soniya comes out. The villagers eventually want to lynch Soniya. Anju supports and protects her. In the end, she ensures that Amar officially marries Soniya and leaves the village once her duty is done.

Madhubala as Anju Roy

Dilip Kumar as Advocate Amarnath

Nimmi as Sonia

Jayant as Sankat

Ulhas as Rai Saheb Mohanlal

Mukri as Advocate

Husn Banu

Amar

Siddiqui

Murad as The Judge

Pande

Production

For the role of Anju Roy, Mehboob Khan had initially cast the actress Meena Kumari. However, due to some reasons, Kumari could not continue shooting and left the film. Following Kumari's departure, the shooting came to a halt and several actresses made unsuccessful tries to achieve the high-profile role. In late 1952, Raj Kapoor phoned Khan requesting him to cast Nargis (whom Kapoor was dating then) in the role. However, at this time, there was a considerable amount of lobbying from Kumar's side also, to take Madhubala in the film. Finally, Khan had to refuse to Kapoor and choose Madhubala on Kumar's insistence 

music

The music was composed by Naushad 

with

 lyrics by Shakeel Badayuni.

Song	Singer(s)	Music Director	Lyricist	Actor(s)
Tere Sadake Balam Na Kar Koi Gam[2]	Lata Mangeshkar	Naushad	Shakeel Badayuni	Dilip Kumar, Madhubala
Insaaf Ka Mandir Hai Ye Bhagavaan Ka Ghar Hai[2]	Mohammed Rafi	Naushad	Shakeel Badayuni	Dilip Kumar,Madhubala
Na Milta Gham Tau Barbadi Ke Afsaane Kahan Jaate[2]	Lata Mangeshkar	Naushad	Shakeel Badayuni	Dilip Kumar, Nimmi
Naa Shikwa Hai Koyi Naa Koyi Gila Hai	Lata Mangeshkar	Naushad	Shakeel Badayuni	Dilip Kumar,Madhubala
Jaane Vaale Se Mulaqat Na Hone Payi[2]	Lata Mangeshkar	Naushad	Shakeel Badayuni	Dilip Kumar,Madhubala
Khamosh Hai Khewanhar Mera	Lata Mangeshkar	Naushad	Shakeel Badayuni	Dilip Kumar, Nimmi
Umangon Ko Sakhi Pi Ki Nagariyaa Kaise Le Jaaun	Lata Mangeshkar	Naushad	Shakeel Badayuni	Nimmi
Uudi Uudi Chhaai Ghataa Jiyaa Laharaaye[2]	Lata Mangeshkar	Naushad	Shakeel Badayuni	Nimmi
Ik Bat Kahun Mere Piya Sun Le	Asha Bhosle	Naushad	Shakeel Badayuni	Dilip Kumar, Nimmi
Radha Ke Pyare Krishina Kanhai	Asha Bhosle	Naushad	Shakeel Badayuni	Nimmi
Dance Music (Amar)		Naushad