Anokhi Ada

1973
2h 30m

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A ruthless gangster worms his way into the affections of a timber merchant. Using lies, deceit and murder he plots to usurp the place of the merchant's son, steal his inheritance and his gir... Read allA ruthless gangster worms his way into the affections of a timber merchant. Using lies, deceit and murder he plots to usurp the place of the merchant's son, steal his inheritance and his girl.A ruthless gangster worms his way into the affections of a timber merchant. Using lies, deceit and murder he plots to usurp the place of the merchant's son, steal his inheritance and his girl.

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4.6/10

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Jeetendra and Rekha had gotten involved with each other prior to signing the film. In those days Jeetendra was going steady with Shobha, but fooling around with Mumtaz and Rekha. Rekha was able to get Jeetendra a few films due to her signing a couple of South productions. During the shooting of the film, Jeetendra was standing with a few friends gossiping loudly about Rekha. Jeetendra was degrading Rekha calling her character loose and saying she was a good time pass girl. Saying these type of girls are only good for one thing. Jeetendra went on to describe what exactly he had been doing with Rekha on regular basis. Rekha was standing near by and heard the entire conversation. She left the sets crying not reporting to the shooting for a long week.

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Tere Dil Mein
Lyrics by Majrooh Sultanpuri
Music by Laxmikant Shantaram Kudalkar Pyarelal Ramprasad Sharma and (as Laxmikant-Pyarelal)
HMV Records

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5/10

A formula Bollywood product of the '70's

An evil villain, a handsome hero, a glamorous girl, romance, fights, songs and comic interludes combine to unfold a story of greed with an unconvincing double identity twist.

Rekha looks like a dark-haired Diana Dors from the mid sixties and will be almost unrecognisable to those who only know her from Silsila and later films.

The movie is available on a double DVD with Sadaa Suhagan but has been heavily cut to fit. The English sub-titles often display an eccentric turn of phrase but despite this, it is possible to follow the story without too much difficulty.