A Nice Flick of Shashi Kapoor & Asha Parekh

The chirpy acting style of Shashi Kapoor with the evergreen Asha Parekh in this movie of late sixties is respectably poised to bring light entertainment. The jaunty love affair and scenic screenplay in the Kashmir valley adds interest.

The Rafi-Lata number "Likhe Jo Khat Tujhe" is beautifully pictured against the backdrop of picturesque mountain valleys. Asha Parekh exudes the typical essence of a mountain girl exhibiting remarkably identical body language and folk gestures.

Mohan Kumar has done a good job as regards his directorial skills but the theme of the story is too weak to make the audience engross their attention through to the end.

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