Bombay Ka Chor Trailer

Bombay Ka Chor Trailer (1962)

01 January 1962 Crime, Mystery

Randhir has been an orphan, and lived all his younger life in an orphanage. When he grew up, he took to stealing as a career, and has been on the run from the police since then. One day he comes across a dead body, which resembles his face, and he assumes that person's identity, leaving the police to conclude that Randhir is dead. Randhir, now with a new identity finds out that his name is Kishore, who is wealthy beyond his imagination. He begans to live the easy life, and even has a pretty girlfriend, who he indeeds to marry. But then murphy's law steps in, and Randhir soon realises that he has landed himself in a soup, when the police come looking for Kishore, to charge him with murder.

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Cast

Kishore Kumar

as Randhir / Kishore

Crew

S.D. Narang

Director

International Releases Dates

India 01 January 1962

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