Background
An Evening In Paris is a 1967 Indian romantic thriller film produced and directed by Shakti Samanta, with story by Sachin Bhowmick. It revolves in the French capital city of Paris. It stars Shammi Kapoor, Sharmila Tagore (in a double role), along with Pran, K. N. Singh as the villains, Rajendranath in the comic subplot. Tight screenplay, fine acting, beautiful locations and haunting music by ace music director duo Shankar-Jaikishan made this film a big hit.
Storyline
Subsequent to being fruitless in tracking down her genuine affection in her own nation, India, the rich Deepa (Sharmila Tagore) goes to Paris, France looking for it. Her dad's secretary as of now lives there, so to deal with her in the obscure country, her dad illuminates him and furthermore enlists a collaborator, Honey, and a driver, Makhan Singh (Rajendra Nath). On one of her trips, Deepa meets Shyam/Sam (Shammi Kapoor), who promptly falls head over heels for her and starts to chase after her. After some underlying obstruction, Deepa in the end surrenders to his charms.
In the mean time, Deepa's dad's secretary's child, Shekhar (Pran) needs cash to clear his betting obligations. Realizing that Deepa is rich, he intends to wed her. Jack, a hoodlum to whom he owes the cash, compromises him that he ought to reimburse the obligations at the earliest. Shekhar lets him know that he will do so soon by wedding a rich young lady, Deepa. Nonetheless, since Deepa doesn't adore him, she denies, letting him know that she just loves Sam.
At the point when Jack sees Deepa, he is shocked and botches her to be somebody he knows. However, Deepa stays dumbfounded. Jack then, at that point, takes Shekhar to his club/lodging, where they see a young lady who is indistinguishable from Deepa. She is Suzy (Sharmila Tagore), a club artist in a similar club.
Shekhar, irate at Deepa, devises a strategy. He moves toward Suzy and persuades her to be a piece of his arrangement by offering her an immense measure of cash. He takes Suzy with him and shows her Deepa with Sam, so she can gain proficiency with her peculiarities. At the point when Jack seizes the genuine Deepa, Shekhar takes care of Suzy at her home. Because of this substitution, at first, no one looks into Deepa's hijacking. Suzy claims to be Deepa and goes out with Sam. At last, Sam begins to see the distinction. He get dubious when he sees Suzy (professing to be Deepa) smoking and drinking.
Deepa's dad learns of Deepa's grabbing and travels to Paris. He and Sam find that Suzy is Deepa's lost twin sister, who had been hijacked when she was extremely youthful and her genuine name is Roopa. Deepa's dad is excited that he has tracked down his little girl, yet Suzy will not acknowledge herself as his girl.
Sam follows Suzy to track down the whereabouts of Deepa. Suzy puts a condition that Sam needs to wed her before she will inform him concerning Deepa. She has fallen head over heels for him while claiming to be Deepa. Sam declines, saying that he just loves Deepa. This enrages Suzy from the get go, however later she understands that she shouldn't divide her sister and her adoration.
Jaggu, presently working for Jack, who has likewise been an ex-representative of Deepa's dad, goes to see him requesting payment to deliver his girl. Deepa's dad concurs, yet Sam thumps him oblivious, before which he advises them to go to a specific spot with the payoff cash. Shekhar hears this discussion.
As the story peaks, Suzy shows up with Jack at his safe-house where he has kept Deepa to show her the likeness and abandons them for some time to deal with certain tasks. Suzy then uncovers to Deepa that she is her lost twin sister. Regardless of her refusal, she persuades Deepa to switch places and break.
Sam and Shekhar go independently to Niagara Tumbles to emancipate Deepa. Shekhar shows up at the mysterious safe-house first. Simultaneously, one of Jack's men illuminates him about Sam's appearance. At the point when Jack defies him, Shekhar kills him and the genuine Deepa (claiming to be Suzy) escapes not long before that. Shekhar then, at that point, gathers Suzy thinking she is Deepa. He discovers that she is really Suzy when she sees Sam and hollers an admonition that Deepa has gotten away and is hanging tight for him at Jack's Boat. Enraged, Shekhar shoots Suzy and attempts to shoot Sam. Sam get away, and not long prior to following Shekhar, he advises Makan Singh to proceed to help the harmed Suzy. Shekhar arrives at the boat where Deepa is hanging tight for Sam and drives off with her. Sam additionally comes to soon after Shekhar drives off. He bounces in the boat from a helicopter and whips Shekhar. Sam tosses him over the edge, where he drifts over the cascade. Deepa and Sam departure to a little shake in cascade from where they are safeguarded by the helicopter.
The film closes with Sam and Deepa hanging to the stepping stool of the helicopter with a melody (Aasmaan Se Aya Farishta) playing behind the scenes.
Starcasting
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Shammi Kapoor ,Sharmila Tagore ,Pran ,K. N. Singh
M. B. Shetty ,David ,Surendra ,Rajendranath ,Sarita,Jacques Charrier
The music was created by Shankar-Jaikishan, with verses by Shailendra and Hasrat Jaipuri.
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Song |
Singer |
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"An Evening In Paris" |
Mohammed Rafi |
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"Deewane Ka Naam" |
Mohammed Rafi |
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"Hoga Tumse Kal Bhi" |
Mohammed Rafi |
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"Akele Akele Kahan Ja Rahe" |
Mohammed Rafi |
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"Aasman Se Aaya Farishta" |
Mohammed Rafi |
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"Jab Se Humne Dil Badle" |
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"Raat Ke Humsafar Thakke Ghar Ko
Chale" |
Mohammed Rafi, Asha Bhosle |
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"Zuby Zuby Zalembu" |
Asha Bhosle |
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"Le Ja Le Ja Le Ja Mera
Dil" |
Sharda |
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