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Synopsis: Raju and Guddi are childhood friends and neighbors, who are virtually inseparable. They separate tragically, after Raju's dad is arrested after a dramatic police chase for break, enter, and theft. Guddi grows up to become a professional stage singer and dancer, while Raju grows up to be a card-sharp and a thief. Years later both Raju and Guddi meet each, but now Guddi is called Seema, and Raju is called Chander, their real names, both fall in love with each other, without knowing they are childhood friends. While Seema is on her way to her birthplace for religious reasons, Chander too is headed that way, not for religious reasons, but to get himself arrested so that he can be jailed - for a motive that will get him a hefty sum of money from a gangster.
 
IMDB:
5.3
Year:
1975
129 min
44 Views


"Run, police has come."

Rascal? Are you running

a gambling den?

"It's not me, sir, it's him.

He has run away."

Come to the

police station.

"I'm not running a

gambling den, constable."

I had just gone to play.

"The bastards cheated, took my

Re.1, and beat me too. "

Are you telling lies?

"Leave me, sir,

she may be hungry."

She has nobody

in the world but me.

"I'm innocent, I promise

on God I innocent."

"Allah. You tell me first,

as to what your name isl?"

Chander.

Are you lying to me?

Your name has been written as

Raju in the challan.

The people just call me that.

My real name is Chander.

"Whether your name is

Chander, Raju or Kaju."

Listen to my name.

My name is

Abdul Rehman.

And when they hear the

name of my school.

"Abdul Rehman Children's Home,

the best of the child.."

..pisses in his

pants. Understand?

"Get to that

corner, c'mon."

I'll take care of

you tomorrow. huh!

Finish.

"If you try to escape,

you'll be punished."

"No, I cannot stay here."

I cannot stay

for so many days.

"Rehman uncle,

I'm innocent."

"I promise on God,

I'm innocent."

"Oh! Son, a little ago, you

were swearing on your God."

"Now, you've seen me praying so

you're swearing on my God."

First tell me how

did you come out?

Out! The door latch was loose.

The door latch was loose

"I will fix your latch, c'mon."

"I'll put you in the room with

a big lock, that you'll repent. "

"I beg of you, uncle Rehman. "

Guddi has nobody in this

world. Please leave me.

God will bless you.

Your God will bless you.

"You're very smart, now I'll

have to put a Godrej lock."

"Sometimes he takes his God's

name, sometimes, my God's name."

You'll grow up

to be a rogue.

"Leave me, uncle, have pity,

you too have children."

"Farida, what are

you doing here?"

"C'mon, go inside? Go."

"C'mon, come."

"Sir? - Run away from here,

before somebody comes.. "

"..or else I'll be in trouble.

Run, run away."

"Guddi. - Guddi's uncle has

taken her away, Raju."

"Where? Tell me, Gopi,

where did he take her?"

To his village.

"Come play, Ten for one."

"The person, who

plays, will win."

"Coward, you got me caught by

the police, and you escaped."

"Give me, my money.

You, swine."

I'll take revenge

on every one of you.

"If you're brave, then come,

and fight me. Come."

Come here.

"Take out, the queen."

Try it again.

From now on your leadership

will not be accepted.

My leadership

will be accepted.

Consider this that

your father has come.

The showers of the rain..

..Burn the heart!

..Burn the heart!

..Burn the heart!

..Burn the heart!

..But the time that is lost

never returns back again.

..But the time that is lost

never returns back again.

..Don't know when the sun

will bring dawn.

May it not happen

that the beloved..

"Comes to the door

and returns back.

..Burn the heart!

..Burn the heart!

..Burn the heart!

..Burn the heart!

Play some more.

I've won as much as

I wanted to.

"Our money, wasn't less

hard earned, Chander."

Why did you play then?

You should've given it to

some temple. - No nonsense.

And I don't

tolerate misbehavior.

"The next time,

before talking to me.. "

..wash your tongue

with some perfumed soap.

Stop the car.

"Gopi, close the shop."

"Listen, is this, your shop?"

Yes. - Is your name Raju?

"You used to sell newspapers,

in your childhood, isn't it?"

"In my childhood, I played gilli

danda, slingshots and flew kites."

"In my youth, I like to ogle."

"What?

- Yes, my name is Temnath."

My father's name was Raj...

Oh! My guess was wrong.

I thought that.

I know what you thought.

"Nowadays, girls seek excuses

to speak to boys, madam."

"No, I'm not from among those

girls. I'm sorry."

"Babla, o Babla."

Didn't the Iaundryman

bring the clothes?

What's happened?

"Forgive me brother, I couldn't

see in the dark."

"How has it become

dark, suddenly?"

"The power has gone off. This

municipality too, is strange."

"Sometimes, they put the power

off, sometimes, water."

What shall I do now?

I don't even know the way.

Oh! IS it?

You can go as soon as the light

comes on. Hold on to my hand.

Yes?

"Yes, hold my hand, or else

you'll stumble.."

"..against something, and

fall. Come, come. Come."

Be careful.

This is my room.

Haan! Your room?

"Yes, don't be afraid,

the door is open."

"Sit here. Come, careful, Good. "

Where have you gone?

- I'm here.

On this side of the room.

I'm not even getting a candle.

When will this light come on?

"When it went the last week,

it came, after two hours. "

Two hours? I'm going?

- Why?

It's too dark here.

It's darker outside.

- I'm afraid.

I'm here with you.

Will you reach me home? - Do

you think I can see in the dark?

"Wait, wait. Let the light come.

- No, no. I'm leaving. "

"But wait, be careful."

I'm sorry; we bumped

into each other again.

"Didn't I say it's dark,

let the light come? "

"You can go now, there's light

inside too, and outside too. "

Didn't you go?

"I'm not afraid, now."

"But, I'm beginning

to get scared, now."

Of what?

Forget it.

"C'mon, I'll drop you,

at your place."

"NO, I'll go."

"Maybe this area is

new, to you."

"To me, now this city

itself is new."

Now?

Yes. I was born here.

"Now, I've returned after many

years, the world has changed."

Oh! But how did you

come into this place?

"I came, searching

for someone."

Did you meet him?

I have full faith in God.

May God keep you well; I'm

going to break your legs today.

"Since childhood, you've

been twisting my ear."

"Think of it,

now I've grown up."

"That's my helplessness,

or else.. "

wouldn't I, have

put you in the chiller?"

This is the limit.

The wedding troupe

has come and gone.

"You fed the poor children,

the festival food."

You should have

thought of your sister.

"On the day of the festival,

she waited a lot for you. "

She didn't even eat the sweets.

Farida!

"Greetings, brother."

"May God bless you,

and get you married soon!"

"Go on, brother.

- What is this?"

This is the sweet.

"I've, freshly prepared

them just now. - Yes?"

"Ok, take this, your gift.

It's made from fake pearls."

"But, when my God and

uncle's God will smile on me.. "

..the real one will also come.

If it be the Will Of God.

"And what about my veil, brother?"

That will come too.

Take this.

For how long will you

cover your sister's chastity?

Do you know anything?

The date of her wedding

is coming close.

"You didn't tell me uncle,

how would I know?"

"When is the wedding? - On

the 29th of this month, son."

So soon? - Have you made all

the wedding arrangements?

"No son, as of now, I haven't

done any arrangements."

But God is great.

"You will be involved with Allah

and, the wedding day will near."

"How much money, do you want? "

If you try to make an assessment..

"..Then, it's a matter

of Rs.5000, son."

RS. 5000?

Doesn't matter.

"Do one thing, uncle.

Give me Rs. 250."

"Rs. 250, what for?"

"I have Rs. 250, so with Rs. 500,

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