• Director : R. C. Talwar
• Producer : R. C. Talwar
• Cinematography- Camera Man : M. N. Malhotra
• Story : Wali Sahib
• Screenwriter- screenplay : Wali Sahib
• Script : Wali Sahib
• Composer : G. A. Chishti
• Lyricist : Wali Sahib , A. S. Gyani , Himmat Rai Sharma
• Actress : Ramola as ( as Pagli ), Anjana ( Anjana Manjrekar, Anjana Mumtaz) as ( as Manjula)
• Actor : A. S. Gyani as ( as Pagli's uncle), Rajinder Singh as ( as Rajinder), Jagdish Sethi as ( as Jagdish), Amarnath Paasaan as ( as Lakhoo), A. R. Kashmiri as ( as Shikra), Chaman Puri as ( as Lieutenant)

Pardesi Dhola is the story of an upper middle class family. The mother is traditional woman while the father has adapted himself to the modern world. The son and the daughter represent the modern age, in fact they are rebels. Pardesi Dhola relates to the conflict between the two schools of thought the traditional and the modern. The invalid mother moves to a sanatorium and thereby provides an opportunity for the son Rajinder (Rajinder Singh) and daughter Manjula ( Anjana) to live a life their parents would never approve of Manjula takes a fancy to a Lieutenant ( Chaman Lal Puri) while Rajinder loves a village girl Pagli (Ramola), The Lieutenant is on his way to the wan The parents disapprove of their marriage but Manjula marries the Lieutenant secretly,

Rajinder carries on his romance with Pagli, whom he finds refreshingly different from the women he met so fan A visually challenged uncle (A8 Gyani) is her guardian, he gets to know about her affair with the town boy and disapproves it. Rajinder's father also comes to know about this romance and disapproves it. But the lovers remain inseparable.