Sawan Bhadon Trailer (1970)

12 June 1970 155 mins

Young Vikram (Navin Nischol) stands to inherit a fortune. After living in England for the past five years, he returns home to find his family out of control. His stepmother squanders their wealth, and his stepsister loves a hoodlum. Meanwhile, Vikram falls in love with Chanda (Rekha), a sassy village girl. He soon realizes that his family only wants his money and will stop at nothing to get it. Bollywood star Rekha makes her Hindi screen debut.

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Cast

Navin Nischol as Vikram and CID Inspector Vinod (as Navin Nischal)

Rekha as Chanda

Shyama as Sulochana Devi

Jayshree Talpade as Dolly

Agha as Qasim Jani

Iftekhar as Gauri Shankar

Krishan Dhawan as Darbarilal

Chandrima Bhaduri as Kalyani

Ranjeet Bedi as Damu

Narendra Nath as Madan Gopal

Rajan Kapoor as CID Officer #1

Bhushan Tiwari as CID Officer #2

Ravikant as CID Officer #3

Madan Puri as Robber who robs Vikram

Pardesi as Waiter

Sushma as Chanda's Friend

Crew

Mohan Segal Director

Manohar Lal Sonik Music

Om Prakash Sonik Music

Pratap Dave Editor

Sudhendu Roy Art Direction

Shivram Salvi Wardrobe Coordinator

Mani J. Rabadi Costume Designer

Bela Agha Hair Designer

Sunder Lal Makeup Artist

International Releases Dates

India 12 June 1970

Portugal 08 February 1980

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