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Directed by Adurthi
Subba Rao ,Written by Athreya
Mullapudi Adurthi Subba Rao ,Virendra Sinha Based on Mooga Manasulu (1963), Produced by L.V. Prasad Starring: SunilDutt,Nutan,Pran,Jamuna Cinematography P.L.
Raj,Edited by Tirunagari.
Krishna Music by Laxmikant
Pyarelal Distributed by Prasad Studios Rajshri Productions Release date :17
March 1967 Country India ,Languages Hindi |
Background
storyline
The movie starts with the marriage of Radha Devi and Gopinath (Nutan and Sunil Dutt). They start on their honeymoon and have to pass across a river on a ferry boat. While they are in the middle of the river, Gopinath suddenly begins to hallucinate about a whirlpool and shouts that they are going to die. Despite of the reassurances from Radha and the boatman, Gopinath couldn't be calmed, so Radha orders the boatman to take them to the nearby shore. Once they reach there, Gopinath starts to say things about Bibiji and a palace that should be there. Radha gets confused and follows him.
They meet with an old man who
tells them that Bibiji and Gopi are long dead and their palace was now in
ruins. Gopinath asks about Gowri, the shepherd girl. The old man tells them
that she is still alive and would come daily to the graves of Gopi and Radha.
While they are talking, an old lady comes there and Gopi recognizes her as
Gowri. They go to her and she too recognizes them and tells them that they took
rebirth to live together in this life. She starts to narrate their story.
Gopi was a poor orphan living
with his grandmother in a village on the banks of Ganges. He carries passengers
on his boat across the river for a living. Radha was a daughter of a zamindar
and studies in the city college. Gopi carries her across the river and gives
her a rose every day. Radha finds his innocence lively and maintains a platonic
relation with him. He teaches her a song which makes her the winner of singing
competition in the college. Gowri (Jamuna), a shepherd girl has feelings for
Gopi and always thinks that they are going to marry one day despite of Gopi's
disinterest for her. Meanwhile, Rambabu (Deven Varma), Radha's classmate gets
attracted to her and starts pursuing. He writes a letter to Radha expressing
his love. Radha gets angry for that and sends Gopi to teach him a lesson. But
her step mother finds that letter and thinks that Radha is also interested in
Rambabu. She sends her brother and Radha's uncle (Pran) to settle this matter.
He meets with Rambabu and
finds out that he is the heir of a very rich and respectable Roy family and he
sincerely wants to marry Radha. He settles their marriage and Radha's parents
feel happy about it. Meanwhile, Radha starts to acknowledge her feelings for
Gopi and gets shocked to know that her parents settled her marriage with
Rambabu. She tries to explain, but her father thinks that she was already in
love with Rambabu and there is nothing to discuss. She goes to Gopi and tells
him about her betrothal and he receives it passively. He indirectly indicates
that whatever their feelings for each other are, class difference wouldn't
allow any sort of relation between them. Radha accepts her fate and marries
Rambabu and leaves her village.
As fate has different plans,
she comes back to her father's house two months later as a widow. Everybody
including her parents, uncle, Gopi and Gowri are shocked and feel bad to see
her like that. Her father who was already ill, can't bear to see her in that
condition and has a massive heart attack and loses his voice. Radha's uncle
tries to molest Gowri, but Gopi comes between and saves her. This leads to
acrimony between Gopi and him. Gopi continues to meet Radha to console her and
to give her courage to live. But Gowri becomes irritated with their relation
and fights loudly with Gopi regarding that. This leads to rumors in the village
of Radha's affair with Gopi and Radha's mother gets disturbed. Even Radha's
in-laws reject to give her share in their property as she was unfaithful to her
husband.
At last these rumors reach
Radha's ears and she goes to Gopi to talk about them. She gets surprised to see
how Gopi made his little hut a temple for her. She realizes that he loved her
dearly and asks him to elope with her. Gopi hesitates, but she tells him that
she no longer cares about the society who has no sympathy for her. They start
crossing the river and her uncle follows them with villagers. Gowri, feeling
repentant for spreading rumors, finally agrees to become Radha's uncle's
mistress in return for stopping the chase. He agrees and stops the villagers,
but a whirlpool takes Radha and Gopi in.
In the present day, Gowri feels happy to see them as a couple and dies in the hands of Gopinath
starcasting
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Title |
Singer(s) |
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1 |
"Sawan Ka Mahina" |
Mukesh, Lata
Mangeshkar |
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2 |
"Hum Tum Yug Yug Se (Part 1)" |
Mukesh, Lata Mangeshkar |
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3 |
"Bol Gori Bol Tera Kaun Piya" |
Mukesh, Lata Mangeshkar |
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4 |
"Aaj Dil Pe Koi" |
Lata Mangeshkar |
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5 |
"Hum Tum Yug Yug Se (Part 2)" |
Mukesh, Lata Mangeshkar |
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6 |
"Main To Diwana" |
Mukesh |
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7 |
"Ram Kare Aisa Ho Jaye" |
Mukesh |
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8 |
"Ye Geet Milan Ke" |
Mukesh, Lata Mangeshkar |
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9 |
"Bol Gori Bol Tera Kaun Piya" |
Mukesh, Lata Mangeshkar |
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10 |
"Aaj Dil Pe Koi Zor Chalta Nahin" |
Lata Mangeshkar |
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11 |
"Tohe Sanwariya" |
Lata Mangeshkar |
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