Shaadi (1962 film)

Shaadi
Poster
Directed by	R. Krishnan, S. Panju
Written by	Rajendra Krishan (dialogue), Jawar N. Sitaraman
Produced by
Starring	Dharmendra Manoj Kumar Saira Banu Balraj Sahni
Cinematography	S. Maruthi Rao
Edited by	S. Panjabi
Music by	Chitragupt
Release date	1962
Country	India
Language	Hindi

Shaadi (transl. Marriage) is an 1962 Indian film directed by Krishnan–Panju. It stars actors Manoj Kumar and Saira Banu. The film was a remake of the Tamil film Orey Vazhi (1959).^[1]

Plot[]

An elder patriarch, Ratan Malhotra, and his wife have a happy household that consists of his younger brother Ramesh (Dharmendra) and Gauri (Saira Banu). Ramesh marries Kala (Indrani), daughter of a rich, well placed judge. Gauri's marriage is fixed with Raja (Manoj Kumar), the son of a greedy businessman, Daulatram (Om Prakash). However, due to a plane accident in which lost his memory, Ramesh is unable to reach the wedding in time, with the dowry money making Daulatram walk off immediately after the end of the marriage rituals, with his son in law.

Raja and Gauri meet in Bombay, where Gauri realizes that Raja is her husband and wants to make it big on his own. Ratan and Shanti end up in Bombay in search of Gauri and face an embittered Kala, who blames them for Ramesh's amnesiac state, insults them and throws them out of the house.

Ramesh recovers his memory and returns to his village, only to realize that in his absence, his sister's wedding was called off due to lack of money and his older brother had to sell of their ancestral property to repay the loan. Holding Kala responsible, he separates and begins to search for his brother.

Raja makes it big as an actor, and his father learns a lesson about importance of relationships over money. Raja, Gauri, Ramesh, Kala, Ratan and Shanti have a reunion. Everyone lives happily ever after.

Cast[]

• Balraj Sahni...Ratan
• Manoj Kumar...Raja
• Dharmendra...Ramesh
• Saira Banu...Gauri
• Indrani Mukherjee...Kala
• Om Prakash...Seth Daulat Ram
• Sulochana Latkar...Shanti
• Raj Mehra...Judge Motilal
• Manorama...Mrs. Motilal
• Randhir...Manager
• Leela Mishra...Forty Two's Aunt
• Ravikant
• Som Haksar
• Keshav Rana...Loafer
• Kalpana
• Kesri
• Mohan Choti...Forty Two

Music[]

1. "Aaj Ki Raat Naya Chaand Leke Aayi Hai" - Lata Mangeshkar
2. "Ja Aur Kahi Ro Shehnai Ja Ab Mai Hu Aur Meri Tanhai" - Lata Mangeshkar
3. "Mukhadaa Teraa Saaf Nahin, Jaisaa Kiyaa Hai Tune" - Mohammed Rafi
4. "Chhod De Bedardi Chhod De" - Lata Mangeshkar
5. "Log Toh Baat Ka Afsana Bana Dete Hai" - Mohammed Rafi, Manna Dey
6. "Na Jane Kaha Mera Bachpan" - Lata Mangeshkar
7. "Teri Sharan Pada Hua Data Tu Hi Pita Hai Tu Hi Mata" - Mohammed Rafi

References[]

External links[]

• Shaadi at IMDb

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