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Dulhan Wahi Jo Piya Man Bhaaye (1977) is a Hindi movie. Lekh Tandon has directed this movie. Rameshwari,Prem Krishan,Madan Puri,Shyamali are the starring of this movie. It was released in 1977. Dulhan Wahi Jo Piya Man Bhaaye (1977) is considered one of the best Musical,Drama,Family movie in India and around the world.
Wealthy businessman, Harkishan, lives in a palatial house, with his womanizing and alcoholic grandson, Prem. He would like Prem to get married, settle down, and look after the business, but Prem refuses to do so, unless and until he is permitted to wed his girlfriend, Rita. Harkishan reluctantly agrees and wants to set a date for the marriage. Before that could happen Harkishan's health fails and he suffers a heart attack. Fearing that he is not going to live long enough, he asks Prem to introduce him to his bride-to-be. Prem accordingly brings Rita home, where she is welcomed by everyone. Harkishan approves of her instantly, she begins to look after him, he starts to recover, and eventually ends up entrusting her with the keys to the household, as well as to the safe. What Harkishan does not know is that Rita is not who she claims to be, but is, in fact, a street florist named Kammo. Watch what happens when Kammo decides to run the lives of Harkishan and Prem on her own terms.
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Dulhan Wahi Jo Piya Man Bhaaye (1977) Reviews
A simple nice movie that you can/should watch with your family.
I watched this movie in May 1979 when it was still in theaters. Since then I have watched it on VHS and recently on DVD. I loved the movie then and still love it. Story: Unlike movies of that era, this movie was well focused on the main theme. I liked the fact that the movie did not indulge into extreme emotional drama, didn't have characters shouting, crying. There were no goondas or fight scenes as they would have been totally inappropriate for this movie. The storyline was simple, clean, and well strung story, which made this into a very likable and enjoyable film. This was not a surprise as it was a Rajashri production that has given some really nice and memorable movies. Songs: Ravindra Jain's music excels with the most memorable song 'Lekar aye ho hume'. Acting: Rameshwari did fabulous acting. Prem Kishan was not bad, but did not succeed after this movie. Madan Puri was in a different role; not as a villain but likable grandpa. I like the movies categorized as dram that leave you in a happy mood at the end. I wish they made more of these type of movies.