Gurumukh, Prem live harmoniously in 1947 India until Ratan instigates conflict, closing their business. Ratan raises Gurumukh's son Gurmeet, who falls for Charanjit but loses vision, jeopardizing marriage and caring for family.
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Cast
Ram Maheshwari
Director
David Abraham
Doctor
Som Dutt
Gurmeet Singh
Gajanan Jagirdar
Judge
I.S. Johar
Shuka
Prithviraj Kapoor
Gurmukh Singh
Nishi Kohli
Ratan Kaur
Jagdish Raj
Thanedaar
Suresh
Prem Singh
Ramayan Tiwari
Doctor
Vimi
Charanjit Kaur 'Channi'
Bekal Amritsari
Writer
Ram Maheshwari
Writer
Verma Malik
Writer
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Family drama, conflicts between families of two loving brothers, looks quite ordinary today, but for 1969 it was a hit formula. More than the human characters story revolves around faith the family has in Almighty. Actors performances are good. Music steals the show. S Mohinder has given his life time performance which earned him national award. He has woven Gurbani shabads extremely well in different Ragas. Leaving no stone unturned he made Mohammed Rafi sahab, Manna Day, Mahendra Kapoor, Asha Bhosle deliver soulful evergreen songs. Mitter Pyare Nu, a divine poem by Dashmesh Pita Guru Gobind Singh Sahab Ji, is sung in Raag Yamen by Great Mohammed Rafi. Then there are two shabads by great Bhai Samud Singh Ragi. I heard that people used to leave their footwear outside the cinema as a mark of respect to the Gurbani songs in the film. It is a must watch.