Genre : Drama
Stars : Jorge Russek, Luz María Aguilar, Ofelia Medina, Héctor Bonilla." />
Movie Quality : HDrip
Format : MKV
Size : 700 MB
Download Trailer Subtitle




Two small children, Rekha and Amar, undergo a marriage ceremony under guidance of their respective parents. Years later, Rekha and Amar have grown up, and are now capable of fulfilling their marriage vows and living together. Both are attracted to each other. It is only after a few days of their living together that Amar confides to Rekha, that his real name is Kumar, and that the man she married in her childhood is his best friend, Amar, who is already married with Lata, and have a child of their own. Devastated, Rekha must now come to terms with her new life-partner, or seek drastic alternative remedies to escape the stigma that has been thrust upon her.
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.

kitten-with-a-whip
It's hard to believe it took Regina Torne 25 more years after the making of this film to get the international attention she deserved (In "Like Water for Chocolate"). I mean, you can watch this film just to enjoy her marvelously flouncy, mod, dominatrix, kitten-with-a-whip performance as the villainess here. She clearly loves this role, and eats up the film to get it. All the usual masked-wrestler-superhero silly bits to be found in films of this genre are made immeasurably more tolerable by her presence. Yes, we have the usual wrestling matches, and the hero who never takes off his mask (yet no one seems to find this in the least strange); and we have a goofy Aztec voodoo sequence that comes out of nowhere (nice dancing, though), an unbelievable jailbreak (thanks to a music-box/radio with a remote control laser in it(!)), and all the inevitable cliffhanging babe-threatening we've come to expect from such films.
But then we also have Regina Torne - and she makes all the difference in the world.
Wonderfully campy fun, with a to-die-for performance from Torne.


A little girl with a blind mother, accidentally becomes friends with a famous and rich singer who decides to help her in her life.


Retired school-teacher and widower, Dinanath, lives a middle-classed lifestyle along with three sons: Shankar, his wife Parvati and five children; Ram, his wife, Sita, and two children; and Kanhaiya and his wife, Radha. While Shankar teaches music in a college, Ram is a Court Clerk, and Kanhaiya a Salesman. The trio hand over their monthly earnings to their father who runs the household stringently - often comically inflicting 'school-like' punishment even on adults. Their lifestyle changes dramatically after Parvati, Sita and Radha find out that movie star, Sheela Devi, has moved in next to their house. They decide to invite her over, and she accepts and the trio set about to borrow money, jewelry, renovate the house, buy/lease new furniture, even learn English - in their attempt to impress the actress. The trio do not realize that their respective husbands too are big fans, and each one of them has his very own secret agenda of trying to woo her.


A murder takes place in Nilagiri Express bound to Coimbatore from Chennai. Cho is the only co passenger who was traveling with the deceased. Jaiahankar is assigned the task of nabbing the criminal behind this murder. So he sets out to solve the case with the help of Cho and eventually find the murderer.

