Neel Kamal Page #3

Synopsis: Sleepwalker Sita Raichand (Waheeda Rehman) is rescued by Ram (Manoj Kumar) while walking on a railway track. Shortly thereafter Guruji (David) and Mr. Raichand (Balraj Sahni), approach Ram's mom (Lalita Pawar) with a marriage proposal. Finding the proposal suitable both Ram and his mom agree, and as a result Ram and Sita are married. After the marriage, Sita displays very strange behaviour, like walking away during the night for long durations. This increases the suspicions of everyone in Ram's household. Ram subsequently finds out that there is a lot more to Sita's disappearance than sleepwalking, as Sita seems attracted to someone else from a previous birth.
Director(s): Ram Maheshwari
  1 win.
 
IMDB:
7.0
Year:
1968
160 min
211 Views


- When did I say it's your marriage?

But it's a matter of your life!

- When did I say it's your life?

Why don't you understand?

- I'm beginning to.

Show me that photograph.

- But I'm giving it back.

This concerns my family prestige!

- You don't put it before your life!

I gave Mummy my word!

- Damn Mummy!

How about speaking for yourself?

Didn't I tell you she's a bomb?

That she is!

Love at first sight!

I am most fortunate that you

have accepted my daughter.

I have great faith in the priest.

I have taken his advice.

The stars portend well.

The girl will prove lucky.

Whatever she be,

I have given her to you.

She is lucky. She will find

a mother's love again.

She will serve you

all her life.

Your mother would've

been so happy!

Your mother would've

taken care of everything.

But your father

begs of you.

I'm the son-in-law.

The name is Girdhar Gopal Agarwal.

G.G. Agarwal.

You must've thought I'm a thief.

I'm the son-in-law about the house.

A little gift for you.

No, don't be shy.

You make me shy too!

Take this.

Good.

Did you have to use the window?

- In this house, we do things...

in a roundabout manner.

Do what you want to...

but make sure you take

the long wrong roundabout.

Girdhar, Mummy is looking for you.

That was my wife.

She has an awful voice.

The son-in-law is like

a servant in this house.

The boss has summoned me.

So off I go.

God bless you.

Oh I forgot something!

Congratulations. For the marriage.

To hold you in my eyes forever...

to keep you in my heart forever,

that is all I wish.

In your eyes, I seek love.

- The eyes deserve the darkness.

I knew you would come.

And here you are.

Who are you?

Your Chitrasen. Your lover.

I have no lover

but my husband.

Just a ritual, and a man you don't

even know becomes your husband?

What about me?

Am I no one?

For ages, I have burnt

in my desire for you.

Neel Kamal, I was killed

because I loved you.

But I couldn't die

because I love you.

And you have forgotten me

so completely?

But my love is immortal.

No one can stand in our way.

Come with me, Neel Kamal. Beyond

the boundaries of life and death.

Come, be one with me!

Come, Neel Kamal.

I am going back to my husband.

My life is for Ram. For my Ram.

Are you going away, Neel Kamal?

But where will you go?

Wherever you are, you will

always find me.

There you are. And I've been

looking for you everywhere.

And I thought, where's

my newly wedded bride gone?

What's this? You're missing

your father already?

Silly girl!

I'll give you all my love.

Is there anyone else who

is luckier than me?

Silly girl.

Love is so precious.

You count your blessings.

Love!

Love is so precious!

This is killing!

Who is it?

Who screamed?

I thought a witch was

about to strangle me!

I won't talk to you!

Thank you very much!

Good night.

Don't you know how much

I love you?

But you don't love me at all!

What fool told you that?

Mummy.

- Goodness! Forgive the slip.

And I'm angry with you.

- Why?

Because you've never

picked me up in your arms.

Tonight, I feel like flying!

Want to fly? I'll buy you

an airline ticket.

Not an airplane.

I want to fly in your arms.

Go on. Fly. And sing a song!

Now what happened?

It hurts!

- Where?

I'm feeling breathless!

Massage my waist, please.

Breathless with an ache

in the waist? No can do.

All right. Then rub my feet.

Handyman by day,

and masseur by night!

Keep going to the office so late,

and the business is as good as gone.

But at least he remembers

to attend the office.

And the princess

is still in bed.

Mummy, I guess it's time you left

on some long pilgrimage.

No, that won't be necessary.

You still haven't had a bath?

Women in this household always take

a bath before the sun has risen.

This is the rule.

- But...

Poor thing. She must've

gone to bed late.

But why should she bother?

She owns this house, doesn't she?

How did this ring come here?

It's a gift.

A gift? But it's mine!

- Then take it.

How did it come here?

I've been looking for it.

Your husband gave it to me.

- Girdhar!

Bloody thief!

What are you saying?

He's your husband.

To a woman, the husband

occupies the place of God.

I'll show that God some!

I was a man of parts before

they turned me into a servant!

Fie on you!

Look at me, won't you?

- Who else am I looking at?

Drop that charm and tell me

where the ring is!

That ring!

Darling, do you know what

the ring reminds me?

Remember the day when you first

threw your arms around me neck?

The ring! Where is it?

That's just what I'm telling you.

Your fingers were so delicate!

And remember the promise we made?

We'd stay together all our lives.

We'd love each other.

And after that...

after that...

and we'd never leave each other!

Yes!

I still remember that day!

You were slimmer, your neck

used to be slender...

and that sway of your hips,

the swish of your plaited hair!

You were so delicate.

Like a flower.

There were deep seas in those eyes!

Those sweet lips!

But you were so slim.

Must you eat so much?

Go slow on the hair!

It hurts.

Get out of here!

Where's my ring?

Not again!

Did you get out of the

wrong side of the bed?

Why do you want to harass me?

Come. Come into my arms!

Don't you touch me!

You think you can fool me?

I know where my ring is!

- That ring?

Yes!

- Why didn't you tell me before?

Here it is.

Thief!

I didn't steal anything.

I worked out a plot.

I made the gift.

I impressed the bride.

Now it's back with you.

Nice trick right?

Thief! Parasite!

You called me a parasite?

Yes!

- Thanks a lot!

Nice name. But as for you,

you deserve something worse!

Why didn't you give her something

out of your hard-earned money?

Thank you! You've opened my eyes!

I'll give her a present out of

my hard-earned money!

Your hard-earned money?

That's what I'm going out to earn!

The hard way!

This is the result

of your foolishness!

Had you not screamed at him,

he wouldn't have been...

making us look like fools!

- He deserves to be screamed at.

That fool!

He's coming right up our alley.

This fellow is such

an embarrassment!

You're the one who wanted...

a good-for-nothing fellow

for a son-in-law.

Silly you! As long as he's

good-for-nothing...

he stays under your thumb.

Once he starts earning...

you've all but lost him.

Imagine yourself...

living with him in a shanty.

It is a bottle of essence.

But it stinks of kerosene.

Smell it.

- Let me see.

It smells of henna!

- That's the henna on my hand.

The kerosene is inside the bottle.

Not kerosene. It smells of hooch.

Which one of us?

What do you mean?

I see. She's coming.

Just do as I told you.

All right.

- Start.

You have no one in this

whole wide world?

The only one I have

is this wife of mine.

She calls me a widower.

Is she dead?

- Not at all.

But she has thrown me

out of her heart.

Forget her.

From now on, I'm your...

Mother?

Be mine.

My heart and my home is yours.

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