14 April 1966 Romance 170 mins
Ravi is an eligible bachelor, who lives with his mother. He meets with beautiful Kanchan and both fall in love. But fate has other plans for them, as Ravi soon finds out that Kanchan is already married and has a child.
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Asha Parekh as Kanchan
Dharmendra as Ravi
Rajendranath Malhotra as Anmol Ratan
Balraj Sahni as Shukla
Sulochana Latkar as Jamuna
Raj Mehra as Jankidas
Raghunath Jhalani Director
India 14 April 1966
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