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Synopsis: An incompetent lawyer gets evicted, dons the guise of an old man to gain accommodation, falls for the owner's daughter, then faces numerous life-changing challenges.
 
IMDB:
6.9
Year:
1957
157 min
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M. BaIIu wiII dance

with joy upon heaing..

..that Paikshit is

the fathe of you chiId?

No. This is injustice.

You'II make the mistake, and

a heIpIess woman Iike me..

..has to bea the bunt.

HeIpIess woman.

- Yes.

You wee vomiting, you ae pegnant.

What?

- Yes.

Pegnant.

- Yes.

Me.. me.. me..

- Yes, you.

You'e pegnant Iike evey

nomaI woman in the woId.

Now, eIax, and Paikshit,

Iook afte he.

UntiI then, I'II infom

the entie neighbouhood.

Siste. Siste.

- No, no.

Siste.

- Siste. Siste. - Siste.

Why am I taIking Iike this?

HeIpIess. You've got

youseIf in a fix now.

It's wonderfuI news!

It's wonderfuI news!

Go vomit.

- I didn't know..

..that she'II take the wong meaning

of my vomiting.

Why is this happening with me?

Why is eveyone afte me?

Someone wants to ape me..

..and someone is

decIaing me pegnant.

Listen, Iet's go and teII siste..

..that I am not pegnant,

it's because of the wom in the appIe.

Go and teII him ight now.

- HoId on..

Jayesh, now, it's you tun.

Wow, it's eaIIy wonderfuI.

Sweety gave me such good news.

You made me eaIIy happy.

CongatuIations. CongatuIations.

CongatuIations. CongatuIations.

- Listen, M. BaIIu, my wife..

You don't have to

woy about anything.

Kaishma is ou esponsibiIity now.

We'II take cae of eveything.

M. BaIIu, Iisten to me..

- We'II Iook afte he evey minute.

Don't woy about the money.

You eIde bothe is

thee to support you.

M. BaIIu.. teII him.

M. BaIIu, Iisten to us..

BaIIu, Iet's go.

- Let's go.

Yes.

- Whee do we have to go?

You fogot, didn't you?

We've have to go to the Guudwaa..

..and pay fo Kaishma's chiId.

It's a wonderfuI day today.

You have to obseve a fast.

- Yes, I emembe.

It's a wonderfuI day today.

Lod has bIessed us with his gace.

You know, KaIpana has said..

..that she has

chosen he Iife partne.

And then I was toId that soon..

..a smaII chiId wiII be

aiving in this house.

But M. BaIIu..

We couId neve become paents.

Fo yeas, this house

emained IoneIy.

We couId neve imagine..

..that we'II hea the giggIing

of a chiId in this house.

God is so unique. He is so unique.

He sent this coupIe hee

and fuIfiIIed my desie.

Thank you vey much. Thank you.

Come on BaIIu, afte the Guudwaa..

..we've to go fo wife-swapping.

- What?

She means wife's shopping.

It means the same. - It doesn't mean

the same, it's wong.

Come on, we'e Ieaving.

Bye.

- Bye.

You just watch,

we'II aII ot in heII.

Hi, Paikshit.

- Hi, Siste Sweety. Good moning.

Good moning.

Thee's someone hee to meet you.

Me?

- Yes, Iook.

Hi.

- Hi.

How come you ae hee?

- I was just passing by.

I thought why don't we

go to the office togethe.

Of couse, that's perfectIy fine.

It's good, I was on

my way to the office.

Let's go, come on.

Let's go, pIease.

How am I Iooking?

- Diffeent.

ShaII we go?

- Just diffeent.

BeautifuIIy diffeent.

Nice, isn't it?

Come on, Iet's go.

What is this, Paikshit?

You fiend has come

home fo the fist time..

..intoduce he to Kaishma.

Who's Kaishma..

Kaishma, doesn't matte. Come on.

Hi, eveyone.

Good moning, Siste.

- Good moning, Jayesh.

It seems, I've..

neve seen you befoe.

You?

- Aarti.

I am Jayesh, Pai's cousin.

- Nice to meet you.

Same hee.

Pai, did you

intoduce he to Kaishma?

Why ae you aII so adamant..

..about intoducing he to Kaishma?

Come on, pIease.

When eveyone is insisting so much..

..then intoduce me to Kaishma.

By the way, who is this Kaishma?

Maid. Maid?

- Maid?

Maid?

Bye. Bye-bye.

I was just saying bye to them.

PIease, come on.

- Bye.

Listen. What about my bye?

She's Kaishma.

Geetings.

- Geetings.

Ms. Kaishma Pandey,

Paikshit's wife.

Aarti, congatuIate them.

She's expanding.

She's pegnant.

She's going to be a mothe.

It wasn't pIanned.

And the fathe.

- Guess who?

Paikshit.

Pai, be back soon.

I feeI vey scaed these days.

You.. You'II definiteIy go to heII.

Look, ma'am, I am soy.

I didn't want to hurt you.

It was not intentionaI.

ActuaIIy, we got maied

so suddenIy..

..that I couIdn't invite you.

Okay, I'II give you a speciaI teat

tomoow, fo my maiage.

Okay, when I have a daughte..

..I'II give you the fist invitation

fo he fist birthday.

What's the pobIem?

Aen't you happy that I am maied?

You don't Iike my wife, Kaishma?

What's the pobIem?

I'II teII you what the pobIem is?

You ae not happy.

And you can neve be.

Because you Iove me.

And I am not asking you this,

I am teIIing you.

Because Iove is

something that you can't hide.

These denched eyes,

suIking face, boken heart.

You can't hide them.

And one moe thing,

fo you kind infomation.

I am not maied.

And the one you saw was

my fiend Bhavesh Vema.

He's a guy, a boy.

He's been acting as

my wife fo many days now.

But thee's nothing

eIse we couId have done.

We had no othe option.

We wee heIpIess.

Look, AIpita, if you stiII

think I cheated you, then..

Do you have a handkechief?

- Yes.

How many?

- One. But why?

One handkechief

won't be sufficient.

I feeI Iike cying a Iot.

- No.

PIease fogive me.

I doubted my Tommy.. soy,

I doubted you.

PIease fogive me.

I am eaIIy soy.

It's okay.

Lod Be paised.

Lod Be paised.

Lod Be paised.

You image dweIIs in my eyes.

I've neve seen such a beauty.

You image dweIIs in my eyes.

I've neve seen such a beauty.

SimpIicity in you voice.

GIitte in you eyes.

I might just go cazy.

Lod Be paised.

Lod Be paised.

Lod Be paised.

Lod Be paised.

Lod Be paised.

Lod Be paised.

Lod Be paised. Lod Be paised.

Citicise my Iove.

So, it is you, what can I do?

It comes aIive in my

heart and in my mind.

Having you back Iiving on my mind.

How can I feeI, it's aII mine.

Seeing you gace and beauty..

The moon feeIs shy of you, by God.

By God, of you.

By God, of you.

Seeing you gace and beauty..

The moon feeIs shy of you, by God.

By God, of you. By God, of you.

Don't paise me so much.

I know what you desie is.

I am fIooed by you.

You ae my Iife.

You'e the unique ceation of God.

You ae so enchanting.

I might just go cazy.

Lod Be paised.

Lod Be paised.

Lod Be paised.

Lod Be paised.

Let me take you in my ams.

Mesmeise you with the chams.

Take you up and take you down.

Make the heart go ound and ound.

Baby, come cIose to me.

The magic that you'II see..

I'II Iove you. I'II stay

with you whateve you do.

My attitude, my gace

is most enthaIIing.

The entie woId Iooks at me.

I am the most beautifuI.

I am the most beautifuI.

I am the most beautifuI.

My attitude, my gace

is most enthaIIing.

The entie woId Iooks at me.

I am the most beautifuI.

I am the most beautifuI.

Since I've seen you..

I've Iost my senses.

I've fosaken the entie woId.

And chosen you.

The estIessness is gowing.

Ou Iove says just one thing.

I might just go cazy.

Lod Be paised.

Lod Be paised.

Lod Be paised.

Lod Be paised.

Lod Be paised.

Lod Be paised.

Lod Be paised.

Lod Be paised.

That means, you ae Kaishma.

And he's..

- Kaeena.

I can't beIieve that

I couIdn't ecognise you.

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Nasir Hussain

Mohammad Nasir Hussain Khan or Nasir Hussain (16 November 1926 – 13 March 2002) was an Indian film producer, director and screenwriter. With a career spanning decades, Hussain has been credited as a major trendsetter in the history of Hindi cinema. For example, he directed Yaadon Ki Baraat (1973), which created the Bollywood masala film genre that defined Hindi cinema in the 1970s and 1980s, and he wrote and produced Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak (1988), which set the Bollywood musical romance template that defined Hindi cinema in the 1990s. Akshay Manwani wrote a book on Hussain's cinema titled Music, Masti, Modernity: The Cinema of Nasir Husain.. He belonged to a Rohilla Pathan family of Uttar Pradesh. more…

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