Definitely not the best from Hrishida, but still there are few elements that makes it a one time watch for sure. Basic storyline, the theme of the movie is good. Screenplay is scattered. But some very powerfull performances by Sanjeev Kumar, Dr Shriram Lagoo, Omshivpuri and Raaj Babbbar. And ofcourse 2 awesome tracks by R D BURMAN and Kishore Kumar. One is Bahot Door Hoke Bahot Pass Ho Tum and other is Aye Zindagi Hui Kaha bhool. Overall if you are used to watching old Hindi films then you will not be bored by this one for the first time. Technically I think it is better than Hrishida's older films. Don't judge it's quality on You Tube. I had seen this movie on some TV channel some 10-15 years back. And it was in a very good quality.

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