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18 May, 2021

Cinemaazi remembers Reema Lagoo on her death anniversary.

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Aya Sawan Jhoom Ke (1969)

Raghunath Jhalani

Release Date1969
GenreAction, Crime, Drama
FormatColour
LanguageHindi
Run Time173 min
Length4781.40 meters
Number of Reels18 reels
Gauge35mm
Censor RatingU
Censor Certificate NumberU-91108-MUM
Certificate Date16/07/1979

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‘Loving is living’, an interesting ideal for a rich youngman, and Jai certainly made the best of his Motto. When mistaken for a well-known singer of a cultural function he faced an angry audience with gusto, and quickly won them over and, in the bargain, won over the heart of pretty Arti. There following a whirlwind romance, punctuated by delightful pranks that only young lovers could think of Culmination of this romance into wedded bliss seemed to be merely a matter of time, when fate intervened in the shape of a fatal automobile accident. An elderly man came under the wheels of Jai’s car, and it was impossible for him to avoid the accident. The man was killed on the spot. Little did Jai know that he had been instrumental in killing his beloved’s father.

From the role of a rich, young, playboy Jai jerked to the realities of the world as it really is. A girl he loved dearly refused to even look at him...; the father he idolized was merely a foster parent………. a young collage girl fell into the clutches of an evil man…….. a brother-in-law who had a secret life…. and a devoted woman whom any man would be proud to call ‘Ma’, these were the persons who became pawns on the chess board of Jai’s life, who made a shamble of Jai’s beliefs and these were the persons who would all be proud to call Jai their own, how each individually, and how they all collectively, affected jai’s loves and Jai’s life, forms the gripping human drama that is “AYA SAWAN JHOOM KE”, as rich an experience as the screen has ever before brought forward.

(From the official press booklet)