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in the lead roles.

Plot

Savitri lives a wealthy lifestyle with her businessman husband and daughter, Meenu. She gets pregnant a second time and gives birth to a son, Ketan, but dies. Her husband, unable to handle business and two children at the same time, remarries a woman named Laxmi. Laxmi, unaware of her brother Raghunandan's evil plans, ill-treats her stepchildren, causing them to run away. However, her life changes forever when Raghunandan swindles all their money and kicks Laxmi and her family out of the house.

Cast

as Savitri *

as Meenu/Asha * Sachin as Ketan *

as Laxmi * Karan Shah as Meenu's love interest *

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as Ramu *

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as Shiv Prasad *

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as Shankar Prasad *

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as Shanta *

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as Raghunandan *

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* C. S. Dubey

Soundtrack

Anjaan write the lyrics.

References

External links

* 1987 films 1980s Hindi-language films 1980s Indian films Films scored by Anand–Milind Films directed by Kalpataru Films about courtesans in India {{1980s-Hindi-film-stub