To be honest,although this movie had a gr8 cast,the storyline had some flaws which affected the whole movie.The film starts with two bros living in a house with a soft hearted mother and a damn strict father whose anger kills one of his sons due to fear and subsequently heart attack.This mere fact seems damn strange.Moreover the fact that the other son finds out about a hidden past of his father does put a weight in the movie but then many other things like the son's marriage with a poor girl seems to be totally strange.On the whole,the biggest flaw in the movie is its story and direction but a good star cast like Ashok Kumar,Sunil Dutt and Nutan may give it a 4.

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