Prakash, who can't depart his family values in the mean time he don't want to suppress his modern dreams with new thoughts. The conflict begins.
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Dhira Biswal as Nagen
Niranjan Patnaik as Kartik
Sarat Pujari as Prakash
Samuel Sahu as Samantrai
Saudamini Mishra as Malati
Kabichandra Kalicharan Pattnaik Lyricist
Akshaya Mohanty Playback Singer
Akshaya Mohanty Music
Akshaya Mohanty Lyricist
Shyamal Mitra Playback Singer
Dr. Subodh Pattanaik Dialogue
Dinen Gupta Director of Photography
Narayan Prasad Singh Lyricist
Dhira Biswal Producer
India 09 August 1968
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