01 January 1968 133 mins
Wealthy Shyam falls in love with Pammi, a jungle girl. Meanwhile, his cousin is plotting against him to secure the family inheritance and his mother is determined to get him married to another girl. When one of his cousin’s plots causes Shyam to lose his memory, it seems only Pammi can restore it.
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India 01 January 1968
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