Brahm Bhardwaj

Vijay Kumar is an young man living in a small town in rural India, who makes his living farming. He hopes to change his lifestyle and that of the townspeople by building a hospital with the help of attractive young doctor Rekha, who he is in love with, so much so that he is willing to donate his land. Rekha suggests that he approach the District Collector to get permission to build a hospital at another vacant spot, which he does. The Collector assures them that necessary approval will be granted. But the local Zamindar of the region, Ranjit Kumar, has other plans of his own, as he intends to build a Cinema House in his lovers (Sheela) name. When he faces opposition, he quietly backs away, and lets Rekha, Vijay and the townspeople lay the foundation of the hospital. Thereafter chaos breaks out in Vijay's life, as he is arrested by the police for killing Sheela. Vijay is tried in Court, and sentenced to life in prison. Vijay manages to escape so that he can find the real culprits and clear his name, but before he can do that he has to by-pass Jailer Shardadevi and Police Inspector Neeraj Kumar - both of whom have sworn to have him back behind bars in a short a time as possible. —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)

Anuradha is an orphan who has found a mentor in kind-hearted Mahesh Kumar Gupta. She decides to re-locate to the city and be close to him in Bombay. After a few misadventures, and being rescued by a gallant Kishore, she settles down with Gupta, who would like her to marry his son, Raj Kumar. Anuradha has fallen in love with Kishore, but does not want to upset Gupta, and so she accordingly agrees to this marriage. Then Raj brings home a beautiful young woman named Usha, who he has fallen in love with and got married to. After a few temper tantrums, Gupta does accept Usha as his daughter-in-law. What Gupta does not know is that Usha has married Raj to inherit his vast wealth and estate and be close to her lover, Prem Kishen, who also has an on-going affair with Anuradha. Things get really complicated when Prem is killed, and Anuradha is arrested by the police for killing him. —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)

Gauri and Prakash are in love and get intimate. Their ways are separate, and Prakash must marry Renuka, as she meets his family's approval. Gauri gets pregnant as a result of this intimacy, gets ill, and is hospitalized. It is here that the truth surfaces about Gauri and Prakash, as details are revealed of their past birth, in which they were lovers - Gangadhar Upadhyay, and Gauri, and Kalavati (presently Renuka). During this previous birth too, Gauri gets pregnant, gets ill, and passes away, because of Kalavati's interference. The child in her womb does not survive, and as a result Gangadhar also gets killed. In this birth, the only way Prakash can survive is after someone who loves him sacrifices their life for him. And that person cannot be Gauri, as her death will leave to the death of the child in her womb, and subsequently to Prakash's death. Renuka is now prepared to kill Gauri so she can get Prakash all to herself.

Tara Sen lives in a small town in India with her parents, a younger brother, sister, and an elder brother who lives in Calcutta. She is friendly with Ghanshyam, affectionately called "Ghana", and often spends time with him near the river bank. When her brother returns home he brings along a friend named Bijesh, who takes a liking to Tara and molests her. He is asked to leave the very next day, but the news spreads like wildfire, resulting in her parents to decide to get her married immediately, in vain though as no one wants to come forward to marry her. During the Devi Pooja ceremonies, people crowd around the Sen household and spread vicious rumors about Tara, Ghana does not take kindly to this, a fight ensues, and a man is killed. The police are summoned, Ghana is arrested and held in prison. Sen attempts to reason with the local Police Inspector Badal Gupta, known for womanizing and being an alcoholic, who agrees to withdraw all charges provided Tara marries him. Sen is reluctant, but Tara readily accepts, and their marriage takes place. Tara's husband does not give up on his bad habits, neither does he fulfill his promise of releasing Ghana. One day an argument ensues between Tara and him, followed by a struggle, blows are exchanged, with Tara hitting him on the head with an axe. He is hospitalized, Tara is arrested, but when he regains consciousness he refuses to press charges, then subsequently succumbs to his injuries, Tara is sentenced to prison. When she finds out that Ghana is doing time in Andamans, she requests for a transfer there, which is granted. When she reaches Andamans, she is told by the Warden that the only way she can meet with Ghana is by marrying him. But Ghana is old-fashioned and refuses to marry Tara on grounds that she is wealthy and he a lowly servant. Tara now has an option - return home and live alone for the rest of her life, or alternatively kill herself. —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)

Tale of a female nurse trying to maintain a balance between her professional life and her emotions who falls victim to the natural feeling of love and compassion when a person takes care of another person. Colonel Saab is also a doctor in a psychiatric hospital in India. His particular interest is in treating patients with a acute mania, which he describes is caused by the male child's longing for the unconditional love he gets from his mother, and after he separates from her, he searches for this love in other women, until he meets the one who he feels is capable of offering the same. But when that does not happen, the male child becomes cynical, full of hatred, and distrust and develops acute mania. His hospital nurse, Radha, had successfully treated one such patient by the name of Dev, and now they have another one by the name of Arun Choudhury. A reluctant Radha is asked to act as his caring mother-like nurse, to gain his trust, love him, and then make him ready to face everyday life. What Colonel Saab, Dev, and Arun do not realize what this is doing to Radha herself when she feels that she cannot act anymore and becomes more and more involved in her patients' lives, knowing fully well that she has to keep up a professional attitude, and that the patient is going to be discharged soon, and may not even remember the care, love and treatment he received from Radha. Radha has now to decide to carry on being a nurse, without being a woman, who is quite capable in falling in love with Dev, and again with Arun. —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)

Rajesh Sharma, working with the Indian Government on a top secret research project, has to deal with enemy agents, explosions, murder and last but not least a dangerous look-alike. Police officer Rajesh is an expert in explosives and chemicals. He lives with his dog and his cook, and has a love interest in Rita. The department in which Rajesh works discovers that people are interested in stealing information about explosives from them, and start to guard against such an attack, but Rajesh is kidnapped and taken abroad. The kidnappers keep Rajesh imprisoned and send a look-alike, Jackoss, back to India to deceive the department. Jackoss is a non-Indian with blue eyes and a voice different from Rajesh's. To deceive Rajesh's department, he uses contact lenses and tells them that he lost his voice in the kidnapping. Rita believes him and accepts him as Rajesh, although she has some misgivings. Rajesh's dog and cook realise what has happened, so Jackoss kills them so they can't expose him. The authorities are also less trusting and do not allow Jackoss to enter the high-security zone until some other criminals help Jackoss to convince the authorities of his identity. Meanwhile Rajesh escapes and makes his way back to India. Jackoss had plans to blow up a laboratory, but Rajesh reaches it on time and foils his plan. After killing Jackoss, Rajesh marries Rita. —gavin (gunmasterM@hotmail.com) Rajesh loves Rita and asks for her hand in marriage from her mother, and is accepted. Then, intrigue surrounds his life when he discovers the lifeless body of his doctor, on informing the police, they discover that the corpse has vanished. To assist the police uncover this conspiracy, Rajesh goes undercover, only to be caught by the people responsible and a lookalike takes his place. Excellent acting scores, and memorable songs: "Yakin karlo mujhe muhobat hai tumse tumse, meri yeh duniya hasin rangat hai tumse, tumse...."; "Baharon ki baarat aa gai, khushi ko leke saath aa gai, suno to mere dil, suno to meri jaan, hoton pe dil ki baat aa gai..."; "Gar tum bula na dhoghe, sapne yeh sach hi honge, hum tum juda na honge..."; "Bach ke kahan jaoge, bachke kahan jaoge..." —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)

A successful businessman becomes an alcoholic after his wife dies during childbirth. He blames his daughter Uma for the tragedy. Introverted Uma grows up all by herself and falls for a poet, who slowly brings her out of her shell.

A group of poor and helpless tenants are left to fend for themselves when the selfish daughter of their kind-hearted landlady decides to sell the property in order to afford a luxurious lifestyle. Seema lives a wealthy lifestyle with her widowed mom in Bombay, India. Her mother is a compassionate soul who rents out several rooms in a self-owned building, which is occupied by very poor and nearly destitute people like Chandu - who sells Rotis for a living; Rammurthy - who sells milk; as well as Murari who is physically handicapped, and Manglu who is unable to find employment nor food for his wife and malnourished children. Seema's mom often ends up looking after her tenants financially and also gives them ample time to find money to pay the rent. While returning home from a picnic in Khandala, Seema ends up in the wrong train compartment and meets a young man by the name of Rajan. She finds out that he wants to rent a room in Bombay and asks him to approach his mother. Upon arrival he does locate Seema's mom, and is permitted to share a room with Chandu and Rammurthy - much to his displeasure as he had expected a room to himself. Eventually both he and Seema fall in love. Seema's mother wants to retire and as a result transfers the property to Seema's name and goes for a Tirth Yatra. When she returns nothing is the same anymore as Seema, who wants a luxurious lifestyle, has sold the building to Bihari, and is all set to evict the tenants forcibly. Watch what happens when Seema's mother and Rajan decide to confront her to try and stop this sale. —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)

Dr. Shankar Chaudhry lives a wealthy lifestyle in Bombay with his widowed mom, Rukmini, and younger sister, Manju. His mom would like him to get married to Ambala-based Advocate Madhusudan's daughter, Maya, even though neither of them have seen her. Shankar does agree to this marriage; the marriage takes place, the bride faints after the formalities; she is looked after by her cousin, Prakash, and Madhusudan; she recovers, and the next day she accompanies Shankar to his home. On the very first night she informs him that since she is undergoing a Holy Fast, she must refrain from any sexual activity. A few days later, Prakash arrives to take her to Banaras where her dad has re-located. Shankar accompanies them and get re-married to her at Bhagwan Vishwanath's Temple. Thereafter, both get intimate and soon Maya becomes pregnant. One day Shankar comes home to find both Prakash and Maya missing. He searches for them, but is unable to locate them. It is then he finds out that the woman claiming to be his wife is not the daughter of Madhusudan, and may well have eloped with Prakash - who is not her brother. Watch as events unfold and the impact this discovery has on Shankar and the rest of his family. —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)

Inspector Dinesh goes undercover in order to infiltrate a gang that is counterfeiting banknotes. In the course of his investigation he becomes romantically entangled with a female reporter and makes a discovery of shocking personal significance. —van Goethem Dinesh lives a middle-class lifestyle along with his mother in Bombay. On his 5th birthday his father leaves them never to return. Now Dinesh has grown up, is working for the Criminal Investigations Department and has been assigned to stop the circulation of fake currency notes. His investigations take him to Sunderdas, who gets killed. He then masquerades as Social Worker Abdul Rashid to try and get some information from a jailed convict, Banwarilal, to no avail. Finally, he dons the disguise of wealthy Kunver Vijay Bahadur, rents a suite in Hotel Paris and befriends Manohar and several other gangsters. He gets himself arrested and lodged in the same cell as Banwarilal. From there both men break out and join Manohar and the rest of the gang. It is here Dinesh will find out the king-pin behind this racket but before he can do anything he will not only find himself confronting his past, but will be trapped in an underwater fortress along with his sweetheart, Press Report Renu. —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)

After serving a long prison term for a crime he did not commit, but was committed by his lord, Seth Hiralal, Bharat was finally released from prison. As he emerged from the prison gates, he vowed to the police inspector that he would never return to prison again. In stark contrast, Seth Hiralal, who appeared to be a respectable member of society, was secretly a notorious smuggler who consistently evaded paying taxes to the government. When the government introduced a new budget, one of Hiralal's loyal employees approached him with concerns about the company's income tax obligations. However, Hiralal became defensive and argumentative, leading the employee to resign from his position. Meanwhile, a CID officer posed as a press reporter and visited Hiralal's office to gauge his opinion on the new budget. Noticing the officer's true identity, Hiralal feigned support for the new budget. Just then, Bharat burst into the office, fresh from his release from prison, and demanded answers about promises Hiralal had made him before his incarceration. Enraged, Hiralal expelled Bharat from his office. In an attempt to cover up the situation, Hiralal lied to the CID officer that Bharat was trying to extort favors from him. Bharat tells his friend Jeevan about the circumstances that led him to end up in jail. In a flashback, Bharat reveals that he was once an orphan who was exploited by a gang and forced to beg on the streets. One day, he managed to escape and survived for a few days with the help of a kind person. However, that person was later imprisoned, leaving Bharat once again without a family. For living, Bharat turned to illegal activities. It was during this period that he met Bela, another struggling young girl. Bharat fell deeply in love with her and began to work towards a better life. Bela encouraged Bharat to change his ways and find a legitimate job. Bharat's efforts were rewarded when he impressed Hiralal's wife, who took a liking to him as if he were her own son who had been lost in childhood. Hiralal's wife introduced Bharat to her husband, and Bharat opened up about his troubled past. Moved by his story, Hiralal promised Bharat a job. Bela was overjoyed to see Bharat turning his life around. One day, Hiralal had an argument with one of his employees, who then walked away. Hiralal chased the employee along with Bharat, while driving the car by himself. In a fit of rage, Hiralal committed a vehicular assault on the employee and asked Bharat to pledge to admit the crime on his behalf. Hiralal promised Bharat that he would secure his future if he took the fall and served the prison sentence. Bharat accepted the offer and was imprisoned. Bela visited Bharat and broke down in tears due to their separation, ultimately leading her to take her own life. Back in the present, Bharat confides in his friend Jeevan about his desire for revenge against Hiralal. However, Jeevan disagreed and suggested that Bharat should instead help someone else who was struggling. But Bharat refused to listen and set out to murder Hiralal. Meanwhile, Hiralal's wife was celebrating the birthday of their lost son, worried about Hiralal's absence from the celebration. Bharat saw her crying and felt a pang of guilt. Unbeknownst to him, Jeevan informs the police about Bharat's plans to kill Hiralal. Hiralal's wife blamed Hiralal for his absence at their son's birthday party, and he apologized profusely. Just then, Bharat shot Hiralal, but miraculously, he survived. The police arrived on the scene, and Bharat fled the scene. As the police were chasing him, Bharat hid under a bridge along with Madhu, another individual who had also fled amidst false accusations of theft. The police and the person who had been pursuing Madhu were unable to capture them. Madhu escaped from Bharat, but he managed to catch up with her. Bharat then asked Madhu about her alleged stealing, to which she claimed she was innocent and had only gone to fetch a doctor for her ailing father. She also confided in Bharat about her struggling family situation. However, Bharat didn't believe her and instructed her to stop stealing. Disappointed, Madhu cried beside her ailing father. Bharat saw this and realized his mistake, deciding to fetch a doctor for Madhu's father. The doctor advised that Madhu's father needed to be admitted to the hospital, and Bharat paid the doctor's bill. He then informed Madhu that the doctor said her father would recover soon. Bharat asked Madhu about her father's accident, revealing his contribution to the accident. Madhu then asked Bharat to stay the night at her home, and he accepted the offer. He took care of Madhu's father during the night. As Madhu handed Bharat a blanket, she discovered a letter written by her twin sister Bela, who was studying in Lucknow. The letter revealed that Bela had given up on her studies and had instead decided to participate in a beauty contest. Bela was the opposite of Madhu - proud of her beauty and youth, she wanted to use her looks to manipulate men and earn money. With this intention, Bela left college and instructed her friend to inform Madhu that she didn't know where she was going. Bharat apologized to Madhu for doubting her character. Madhu thanked Bharat for saving her father's life, and Bharat thanked her in return for saving his own life from committing a murder. Bharat comforted Madhu and went to meet the doctor. Later, he told Jeevan that he had chosen to follow the right path. Hiralal invited Bharat to his home and offered him a job, but Bharat refused, citing his desire to stay on the right path. Madhu was slapped by her brother for not giving him her bangles, and Bharat comforted her as she cried, promising to take care of her and her father. While traveling to Bombay by train, Bela used her beauty to trap a young wealthy man, who offered her a hotel room. At the hotel, she received a call from a journalist asking for an interview, but she postponed it to keep him waiting. Meanwhile, she gets a call from Shekhar, the owner of the hotel, asking her out on a date, which she also postponed. Madhu and Bharat visited the hospital to see her father. Bela told Shekhar that she wanted wealth and power to rule over men. Later, Bela performed at an event organized by Shekhar, attended by wealthy men in the city. Impressed by her performance, the gentleman she had met on the train offered her a flower bouquet. However, Shekhar got angry and asked him to leave. Shekhar praised Bela's spectacular performance and obtained an autograph from her. Bela dreamed of being wealthier and more popular. A henchman of Hiralal arrived and offered Bela a necklace with a proposal to meet Mr. Hiralal. Bela refused to meet him and told him to schedule an appointment instead. The henchman then revealed that the papers Bela had signed as an autograph were actually a five-year contract with Hiralal, who had bought both Bela and the hotel. Panicked after being deceived by Shekhar, Bela completely opposed the henchman's threats and gave the necklace back to him. Hiralal arrived on the scene, and Bela tried to escape, but they captured her in the hotel. The romance between Madhu and Bharat continued to grow stronger. Madhu received a letter from Bela's friend, stating that Bela had left college and was missing. The gentleman Bela met on the train disapproved of her socializing with other men and tried to stop her, but she ignored him and left. Madhu informed Bharat about Bela's situation and handed him her photograph. Bharat decided to go to Lucknow to bring Bela back home. Hiralal arrived at Bela's location, and she instructed her secretary to make him wait for two hours before reminding her of their meeting. When they finally met, Hiralal offered Bela a spot in his gang. Bela requested 25% of the earnings, and Hiralal agreed. After completing a smuggling operation, Bela attempted to escape with the money, but the police followed her taxi. She quickly switched to another taxi, and then the plate number of the original taxi was changed to evade the authorities. Surprisingly, the new taxi driver turned out to be none other than Bharat. Bharat asked Bela for payment before starting the journey, and then inquired about the reason for her hurry. She remained silent and asked him to stop the taxi, suspecting him. She fled from the scene, and Bharat followed her. Bela managed to shake off Bharat and handed over the money to Hiralal, then informed him that their car had been suspected and that even the taxi driver had become suspicious of her. Hiralal then spotted Bharat as the taxi driver and told Bela that he could easily take care of him. Hiralal sent a henchman to kill Bharat, but the attempt was unsuccessful. Bharat captured the henchman and threatened him into revealing his boss's identity. The henchman refused to comply and managed to escape. Meanwhile, Madhu's father had recovered from his injuries and was discharged from the hospital. He visited Bharat's room and recognized him as the suspect in his accident. Disappointed, Madhu's father rebukes Bharat for deceiving Madhu. However, Bharat maintained his innocence and confessed his genuine love for Madhu. Madhu's father then asks Bharat to call off their marriage in order to protect Madhu from Hiralal's threats. Bharat promises to Madhu to discuss their relationship with Madhu's father and to bring Bela back into their lives. Bharat reminisced about their first meeting with Madhu and suddenly left, leaving her distraught. Madhu asked her father what he had said to Bharat that made him depart. Her father told her that their wedding was no longer possible. Enraged, Madhu criticized her father and tried to leave, but he told her that Bharat would not return as he had promised to stay away from her. Bharat returned to work with Hiralal, who offered him a gun and promised to secure his future. Unbeknownst to Bharat, Hiralal informed Bela that Bharat was working with him again. Bela instructed Hiralal to send Bharat to her, as she could use him to infiltrate the gang. Hiralal orders Bela to blow up a train carrying Bharat as part of their smuggling plan. Bela tried to win Bharat over, but he showed no interest. She then ordered him to sabotage the rail tracks, which would cause the train to explode and harm innocent passengers. However, Bharat disobeyed her, and she used a gun to blackmail him into compliance. After a tense confrontation, Bela realized the gravity of her actions and apologized to Bharat. She agreed to return home and start anew. Hiralal berated Bharat for foiling his plan and dismissed him from his service. Hiralal provided a sum of money to the man Bela met on the train, instructing him to harm Bela. Back at home, Bela confided in Madhu about her lover and praised him. When Madhu discovered that the man was none other than Bharat, her sister's love, she decided to disclose her relationship with him and sacrifice her love for her sister. The man Bela met on the train came to visit her, bearing money and requesting her return. However, when Bela refused, he threw acid in her face, hoping that no one would ever love her again. Bela took drastic measures to protect Madhu from him by cutting off the power supply, and the man escaped. The police eventually apprehended the suspect. Hiralal told Bela that her eyesight was irreparably damaged and offered to provide her with medical assistance. However, Bela rejected his offer and declared that she still loved Bharat. When Hiralal threatened her in Bharat's name, Bela threatened to expose his smuggling activities. Hiralal attempted to console her, promising to send Bharat to her. Meanwhile, Hiralal's wife visited Madhu and inquired about Bharat's whereabouts. Bharat attempted to shoot Hiralal with a gun, but Hiralal's wife misinterpreted the situation, telling Bharat that Madhu was unwell. Bharat subsequently went to visit Madhu, with Hiralal following closely behind. Bharat confessed his love to Madhu, unaware that Bela was listening in. Madhu asked Bharat to pretend to love Bela, but he refused, stating that Bela was merely experiencing a misunderstanding. Hearing this, heartbroken Bela flees home and attempts to take her own life. Bharat stopped her just in time, but before she could return to him, Hiralal shot and killed her. Hiralal then called the police, claiming he had witnessed Bharat murdering Bela. The police arrested Bharat as a result. Madhu and her father were devastated by the news of her sister's death. In court, Hiralal testified that he had witnessed Bharat murdering Bela. However, the defense attorney proved to the judge that Hiralal was lying. The defense attorney presented evidence that the murder weapon, which had Bharat's fingerprints, was once given to Bharat by Hiralal, only to be returned later. Bharat interpreted the defense attorney's words, telling the judge that the advocate was lying to save him. As a result, Bharat agreed to confess his crimes. Hiralal's lawyer made Bharat confess to attempting to murder Hiralal multiple times. The lawyer claimed that Bharat had murdered Bela in order to trap Madhu. Madhu objected to the lawyer's opinion, and Hiralal's lawyer requested that the judge impose a suitable punishment on Bharat. The defense attorney announced that he would no longer defend Bharat. Bharat confessed in court that he did not murder Bela, but had been forced to lie due to Hiralal's lawyer trapping him. He then confessed to his earlier crimes. The court adjourned until the next day. The defense attorney informed Hiralal's wife that there was no longer any hope of saving Bharat. A witness named Banwala, who had previously testified against Bharat, appeared at Hiralal's residence with a disguised police officer. Hiralal offered him money, but Banwala requested only 5 rupees. Banwala then revealed that he was actually Shambhu, an old servant of Hiralal who had once asked for 5 rupees from Hiralal to buy medicine for his ill son. However, Hiralal had refused, and Shambhu's son had since passed away. Shambhu threatened that another child would suffer a similar fate tomorrow, namely Bharat, whom Shambhu had stolen from Hiralal as revenge for his son's death. Shambhu threw the money at Hiralal and departed. Hiralal and his wife visited Bharat in jail and noticed a scar on his back. They suddenly realized that Bharat was their lost son. Hiralal's wife begged Hiralal to save their son from the death penalty. In court, Hiralal confessed that Bharat was innocent and that he himself had committed all the crimes. He revealed that Bharat was indeed his own son. The judge declared Bharat free of all charges and sentenced Hiralal to the death penalty instead. At the end of the film, Hiralal reunites both Bharat and Madhu before being taken away to prison.

After an hospital accident, a wealthy male is compelled to adopt a prostitute's son. Wealthy Thakur Jaswant Singh is thrilled that he is about to finally become a parent, and is pleased when his wife, Rukmani, gives birth to a son. Due to a hospital accident, the identification on his son, as well as the son of a prostitute gets misplaced and the Thakur is compelled to take both sons home. Circumstances compel Rukmani to nurse both of them, while they must also include Ustad Banke Bihari, a male who claims to be the maternal uncle of one of the boys, in their household. When the community blacklists Jaswant, his friend, Thakur Harnam Singh, supports him, and even promises to get his yet unborn daughter married to one of his sons. Harnam's wife passes away after giving birth to Asha, and the duo re-locate to live in Switzerland. 20 years later they return back and re-unite with Jaswant's family - who are still unable to tell the boys, Raja and Ramesh, apart. Then Raja starts showing his true colors, consumes alcohol, gambles, steals, and is arrested by the police. Grateful that he is finally able to get rid of the stigma, Jaswant and Harnam plan to get Asha and Ramesh married - little realizing that more shocks are in store for them - starting with the refusal of Asha to marry Ramesh. —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)

Jaya lives in a village called Chandangaon in India along with her widower dad, Gokul, who works for a living as a compounder, but calls himself a Homeopathic doctor and dispenses Arnica for all kinds of ailments, especially since there is no qualified doctor in the village. Since Jaya is or marriageable age, he has arranged her marriage with hard-of-hearing Shiv, the son of Dayashankar, who is the President of the Gram Panchayat. Dayashankar is anxious to get Shiv married so that he can get some dowry from Gokul. The other suitor for Jaya is Ratan, whose mother would like her to re-marry her son as his wife, Maya, is unable to conceive. Then a new doctor arrives in this village to look after the charitable dispensary. Things heat up when Dayashankar and Ratan's mom find out that he may be Jaya's new suitor. Hilarious chaos reigns when Maya assaults her cruel mother-in-law, and Ratan abducts Jaya from her marriage with Shiv. —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)