Film Songs
रुप की रानी चारों का राजा
Roop Ki Rani Choron Ka Raja
 

Details
  • Mis Spell Name

  • Roop Ki Raani Choron Ka Raja, Roop Ki Rani Choron Ka Raaja
  • Genre

  • Production House

  • Rahul Theator (India), Bombay
  • Producer

  • -
  • Director

  • Munshi H. S. Rawail( Harnam Singh Rawail)
  • Composer

  • Shankar - Jaikishan
  • Censor Date

  • 18/12/1961
  • Censor Year

  • 1961
  • Released date

  • 22/12/1961
  • Released Year

  • 1961

 

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Censor Board Details (Central Board of Film Certification)

GRADE: U
  • Certificate No :

  • 34356
  • Certificate Date :

  • 18/12/1961
  • Office :

  • Bombay
  • Guage :

  • -
  • Length :

  • -
  • Duration :

  • -
  • Reels :

  • 0
  • Color :

  • Black & White
  • Native Language :

  • Hindi
  • Dubbed Languages:

 

 

Cast Details Story Songs
  • Director : Munshi H. S. Rawail( Harnam Singh Rawail)
  • Composer : Shankar - Jaikishan
  • Lyricist : Hasrat Jaipuri , Shailendra
  • Singer : Mahendra Kapoor , Lata Mangeshkar , Talat Mehmood ( Talat Mahmood , Asha Bhosle , Subir Sen
  • Actor : Dev Anand as (Chhagan), Sundar ( Sunder Singh) as (Banke Biharilal Banke), Hira Lal as (Swamiji), Randheer ( Randhir) as (Ship Manager), Jagdish Raj
  • Actress : Wahida Rehman as (Roopa), Saahira as (Widow), Manorama as (Chameli Bai), Sheela Kashmiri , Indira Bansal
A pilgrimage to Shiv-sagar is a pious dream for almost the entire country. People from all over India make this pilgrimage. On one such voyage a steamer was carrying diverse people, people from all walks of life.....with various motives and desires, as if they were a cross- section of our whole people. A writer was making the trip to gather making the trip to gather materials for his novel. A Sadhuji Maharaj was escorting widows of his ashram to the Holy Confluence. A rich businessman was traveling with his wife and young son. The son had recovered from a mortal disease, and the parents had gratefully promised to offer the Lord of Shiv - sagar their most precious belonging they were carrying with them a very valuable diamond for this offering. There was a dancing girl Roopa, an accomplished beautiful dancer whom her foster mother was taking to the Shiv-sagar to perform her inaugural dance, before entering the career of a dancing girl. When young, she had an attack of polio and her ...