Do Badan Page #3

Synopsis: Vikas comes from a poor family, and is attending college so that he can complete his studies, get a job, and financially look after himself and his dad. He meets with wealthy Asha at this college, and after a few misunderstandings, both fall in love. Vikas' dad passes during the exams, and Vikas leaves to attend the funeral, and is unable to complete his studies. Asha feels sorry for him, and arranges to get him employed with her dad, which he does so, not knowing that his employer is Asha's dad. Asha's dad wants her to get married to Ashwini, and he soon announces their engagement. Ashwini finds out that Asha is in love with Vikas, and arranges an accident for Vikas. Vikas survives the accident, but loses his eyesight. After this incident, Vikas does not want to burden himself on Asha, and strikes up a new friendship with Dr. Anjali. Meanwhile, Ashwini informs Asha that Vikas has passed away in the accident, and Asha reluctantly marries Ashwini. The question remains, will those Vikas
Genre: Family, Romance
Director(s): Raj Khosla
  1 win & 3 nominations.
 
IMDB:
7.3
Year:
1966
37 Views


work with him?

His address?

Why didn't you inform me earIier?

- Your exams were going on...

Even now, I've Ieft my exams haIfway.

- As if you couId prevent his death.

I couId've at Ieast served him a bit.

I couId've met him one Iast time.

As if we meant nothing to him.

He was onIy his father.

Neither couId we serve him...

nor couId we treat him.

Am I saying anything? Good that

you Ieft your exams haIfway. Eat.

It's a grand house.

- And its residents too.

I'm one of them.

I suppose you've expIained to your

friends the ruIes of our house.

I'II expIain them right away.

- ExpIain them properIy.

How are you?

I was in DeIhi. But my heart

Iay inside this heart.

Come on! Is this any pIace

to taIk such things?

Come to the garden.

I wiII offer you a rose.

Get Iost! Let me meet the chiIdren.

The chiIdren are

aIways troubIesome.

You know Renu. AII these

are my friends.

Sharda... UrmiIa!

- Don't worry.

You'II be abIe to remember everyone's

names in a few days. Where's dad?

He has been informed of your arrivaI.

He must be on his way.

Where's UncIe?

- Over there.

You've come, dear?

I hope you are fine.

How are you?

- I'm fine.

The paintings are aII nice.

But why're they aII sad?

Sadness too is an

aspect of Iife, dear.

I wiII be back, UncIe.

Let's go, Renu.

The fIowers were getting

restIess waiting for you.

Let me know what you are saying.

What does that mean?

- We're wondering if these fIowers...

have any fragrance or not.

- Why don't you smeII it and see?

Looks Iike you have brought aII

excitement from DeIhi with you.

Dad!

Greetings, Dad.

- BIess you.

How were your exams?

- Nice.

When did you come?

- Just a whiIe ago.

Despite Iiving so cIose by,

you're not to be seen.

You won't have any reason

to compIain henceforth.

Who are these girIs?

- My friends.

They'II stay here for some days.

Then go and attend to them.

- AII right.

Any Ietters for me?

- No, Madam.

If it comes, sneak it out for me.

- AII right.

You expect a repIy so soon? You had

written a Ietter onIy day before!

God knows, I've been very hurt.

Your Dad was an angeI!

He used to say, his eIder son was a

disgrace. He tied his hopes on you.

Once you cIears your exams, he said,

he wiII pay off everybody's debts.

Debts?

- 5000 are due to me.

But my eIder brother...

- EIder or younger...

you have the same father.

It's the same Ioan amount. God knows.

I'II return some other time.

Good day.

You miss him badIy?

Curse Love! It takes the Iife

out of a smiIing face!

Let's go. Come on.

LoveIy cooI breeze!

It's a shower of fire!

Damn! The same thing again?

FooI! What kind of

an aiIment is this?

Just imagine...you'II suffer day and

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