Title of film : Anari
Director Name : Hrishikesh Mukherjee
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Producer : L.B. Lachman
Editor : Hrishikesh Mukherjee
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Synopsis : Raj Kumar is a decent, appealing, and smart young man. Since he is a sole proprietor and a painter by trade, he is unable to support himself and cannot afford to pay his rent to Mrs. D'sa, his benevolent but chatty landlord. Raj discovers a wallet one day and gives it back to its owner, Ramnath. Raj is hired by Ramnath to work as a receptionist in his office because he admires him and is pleased with his honesty. Asha, Ramnath's maidservant, and Raj eventually become romantically involved. When Raj learns that Asha is actually Aarti, the daughter of his employer, everything comes to an end. Then, after alienating his employer and his daughter, he takes care of his ailing landlady by preparing and serving her meals every day. She, unfortunately, dies unexpectedly. Following a post-mortem, the police determine that MrsD'sa was poisoned. Raj was identified as the main suspect and was subsequently detained, interrogated, and placed in a cell. Later, Raj successfully executed a narrow escape plan and set out to gather proof of his innocence.
Director Bio : Padma Vibhushan Hrishikesh Mukherjee (30 September, 1922 – 27 August, 2006), a pioneer of the ‘middle cinema’ of India counted among the greatest filmmakers of the country, directed 42 films during his four decade-longcareer. Also the Chairman of the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) and of the National Film Development Corporation (NFDC), the Dadasaheb Phalke Award winning director, writer and editor was known for his socially relevant films that mirrored the changing ethos of the Indian middle-class and explored the different aspects of human nature, replete with all its virtues and flaws. His skill in weaving magic out of sheer simplicity earned him eight Filmfare Awards, the NTR National Award, and several other honours during his lifetime
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