Aabroo Trailer

Aabroo Trailer (1968)

20 October 1968 Drama, Comedy, Crime 170 mins

After being betrayed by the woman he loves, a doctor is accused of killing her husband.

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Cast

Ashok Kumar

as Advocate P.K. Anand

Vimi

as Neena C. Verma

Rehman Khan

as Chandrashekhar Verma (as Rehman)

Shashikala

as Shanta

Nirupa Roy

as Tilotma M. Anand

Leela Naidu

as Sharda C. Verma

Lalita Pawar

as Mrs. Verma

Jeevan Dhar

as Darwajalal

Sunder

as Whisky Rani's Husband

Mukri

as Munim Barilal Khatamal

Tun Tun

as Whisky Rani

Praveen Paul

as Neena's Naani

Ravikant

as (as Ravi Kant)

Neeta

as Shobha (as Nita)

Deepak Kumar

as Dr. Manish Kumar

Crew

C.L. Rawal

C.L. Rawal Dialogue

D.O. Bhansali

D.O. Bhansali Sound Assistant

M.N. Malhotra

M.N. Malhotra Director of Photography

Asha Bhosle

Asha Bhosle Playback Singer

C.L. Rawal

Director

Mukesh

Mukesh Playback Singer

B.L. Rawal

B.L. Rawal Producer

Manikrao Jagtap

Manikrao Jagtap Costume Design

Mohammed Rafi

Mohammed Rafi Playback Singer

Manohar Lal Sonik

Manohar Lal Sonik Music Director

International Releases Dates

India 20 October 1968

Production Companies

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