30 September 1947 Drama 115 mins
Ram Joshi is a Brahmin poet, who through his love of poetry and dance starts associating with the tamasha artists. He falls in love with the tamasha dancer Baya. The film follows his descent into acoholism and his redemption from it through poetry.
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Vasant Desai Music
G.D. Madgulkar Dialogue
G.D. Madgulkar Story
Baburao Painter Director
G. Balakrishna Cinematography
India 30 September 1947
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