| Ek Saal | Devendra Goel | Ashok Kumar, Madhubala, Johnny Walker, Kuldip Kaur, Minu Mumtaz, Madan Puri, Mehmood, Nazir Kashmiri, Pratima Devi | Social Crime | Music: Ravi Lyrics: Prem Dhawan |
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na puchho pyar ki hamne jo haqeqat dekhi
wafa ke naam pe bikte hue ulfat dekhi
kisi ne lut liya aur hame khabar na hui
khuli jo aankh to barbaad mohabbat dekhi
sab kuchh luta ke hosh me aaye to kya kiya
sab kuchh luta ke hosh me aaye to kya kiya
din ne agar charag jalaye to kya kiya
sab kuchh luta ke hosh me aaye to kya kiya
main wo kali hu jo na baharo me khil saki
main wo kali hu jo na baharo me khil saki
wo dil hu jisko pyar ki manzil na mil saki
manzil na mil saki
pathar pe hamne phul chadhaye to kya kiya
din ne agar charag jalaye to kya kiya
sab kuchh luta ke hosh me aaye to kya kiya
jo mil na saka pyar gam ki sham to mile
jo mil na saka pyar gam ki sham to mile
ek bewafaa se pyar ka anjaam to mile
ae maut jald aa
ae maut jald aa zara aaram to mile
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Rating: 6.8/10 - 20 votes
Directed
by Devendra Goel. With Ashok Kumar, Madhubala, Johnny Walker, Kuldip
Kaur. The father of a dying woman pays a con artist to make his
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Storyline
Bombay-based Usha Sinha lives a wealthy lifestyle with her widowed dad, a
retired Colonel. During her birthday celebration at her grandmother's
in Lucknow, she encounters a flirt, but avoids him, only to run into him
again in a taxi-cab, and then in her very own house in Bombay. She
finds out that his name is Suresh, who has been hired by her dad as a
Manager. Eventually both she and Suresh fall in love with each other.
Suresh appears to care a lot about Usha and even takes her to a doctor
for a medical check-up to ensure her well-being, to which she agrees,
without knowing that she has brain tumor and is not expected to live
more than one year. What the Sinhas do not know is that Suresh does not
love Usha at all, for his true love is a Lucknow-based woman named
Rajani, and he is merely here to win their trust, so that he can be
successful in robbing them of all their cash and valuables.
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When I created a list of my favourite car songs, blog reader Ragni requested a list
Did the producer and director Devendra Goel specialise
in film names that incorporated numbers? Have a look at this (admittedly
select) filmography: Ek Saal, Ek Phool Do Maali, Ek Mahal ho Sapnon ka, Do Musafir, Dus Lakh… Was he, perhaps, doing a countdown to what he hoped would be some blockbuster magnum opus that would put Mughal-e-Azam or Mother India firmly and permanently in the shade?
I don’t know, but this I can say: of all the Devendra Goel films I’ve seen (six), this is by far the best. It’s coherent, interesting, romantic – and it stars a wonderful lead couple: Ashok Kumar and Madhubala.
I don’t know, but this I can say: of all the Devendra Goel films I’ve seen (six), this is by far the best. It’s coherent, interesting, romantic – and it stars a wonderful lead couple: Ashok Kumar and Madhubala.
We don’t see the lead pair
till a few minutes into the film. Instead, it begins with a conversation
in a doctor’s room in Bombay. The greying and grim-faced doctor
(unusually cast, Mehmood in a cameo) has to break the bad news to the
retired Colonel Sinha (S K Prem?): his beloved daughter Usha has a brain
tumour. It’s a vicious growth, too: inoperable and incurable. Usha
cannot hope to live more than a year at the most.
Colonel Sinha is devastated – he’s a widower, and Usha is his life. She isn’t right now in Bombay – she’s gone to her nanihaal
(her maternal grandmother’s home) in Lucknow, to celebrate her
birthday. Her father cannot bring himself to tell Usha the bad news, but
decides right then that he will do anything he can to ensure that Usha is supremely happy in the 12 months she has to live.
The scene now shifts to Lucknow and we finally get to
see Usha (Madhubala), who’s at a party being hosted by her grandmother
(Pratima Devi, in a guest appearance). A group of dancers, led by a
bright-eyed and smiling Sheila Vaz, sing the ironic “Tu jiye hazaaron saal gori” (“May you live thousands of years, beauty”), and Usha simpers her way through the verses, as the singer wishes a loving husband, children and whatnot on the birthday girl.
… and someone takes advantage of the fact that everybody’s attention is on the dancers.
This is the suave gentleman thief, Suresh (Ashok Kumar),
who uses his education, charm and air of self-sufficiency to dupe
people so that he can lay his hands on their wealth. Right now, at
Usha’s birthday party, he uses his nimble fingers to pluck Usha’s
granny’s necklace – worth Rs 10,000 – from around her neck.
A lot happens within the next few minutes: granny raises
a hue and cry, a private detective named J B Pinto (Johnny Walker –
more on this character later) steps forward, offering to search out the
culprit, and Suresh manages to surreptitiously slide the necklace into a
lady’s handbag which he sees lying open beside a telephone. There is
some dilly-dallying while JB Pinto tries to initiate a body search.
Usha’s granny shoots down the idea (her guests being subjected to such
suspicion? No!), and announces that she’d rather let her necklace go
missing than antagonise her friends.
Soon after, Suresh discovers that the bag in question is
Usha’s; he follows her through the corridor as she goes off with it,
engages her in conversation, and manages to slip the necklace out, which
he returns to Usha’s granny. Granny is pleased, but Usha thinks this
man is a flirt whom she’d rather not get to know better.
But she does – on the way to the railway station the
next day, when both Usha and Suresh are going to Bombay, and she rushes
into the taxi he’s in. She ends up going willy-nilly with him to the
station, but shakes him off soon after.
Only, when she arrives home in Bombay, she soon discovers that Suresh too has turned up there, and as none other than her father’s new estate manager.
Only, when she arrives home in Bombay, she soon discovers that Suresh too has turned up there, and as none other than her father’s new estate manager.
There’s a story behind this. Suresh’s wad of
recommendations and glowing tributes to his efficiency are all forged.
He has his eye on Colonel Sinha’s wealth, and has come to Bombay with
the express purpose of slowly (well, preferably swiftly)
robbing Colonel Sahib of all his money. Also in on the plot is Suresh’s
partner-in-crime, Rajni (Kuldeep Kaur, looking like – as PG Wodehouse
would have said – “What she wants is a cracking good gallop every morning and no starchy foods.”).
Rajni, besides being Suresh’s accomplice and equally (if
not more) unprincipled, is also in love with him. She’s been nagging
Suresh to marry her, but Suresh tells her flat out that he has no time
for – and no belief in – stuff like love. Give him money, give him
material things, and he’s happy. Love is for the birds.
Colonel Sinha deputes Usha to show Suresh around – to
introduce him to the staff, take him around the estate, and accommodate
him in their own house. All this close proximity – this being a Hindi
film – soon leads to Usha falling head over heels with Suresh (why he doesn’t is hard to fathom; all that gorgeousness and this man remains unaffected?!).
One day, a friend of Usha’s comes calling, bringing with her a garland from another friend’s engagement. (Why? Why would one give away a garland that had so much sentimental value; and why would anybody want it anyway? To recycle the flowers and sell them?)
One day, a friend of Usha’s comes calling, bringing with her a garland from another friend’s engagement. (Why? Why would one give away a garland that had so much sentimental value; and why would anybody want it anyway? To recycle the flowers and sell them?)
The friend soon discovers Usha’s love for Suresh, and Usha tries to prove to her that her love is not unrequited. She sings a song
and when Suresh turns up, she lovingly slides the garland over his
neck. But oh, tragedy! – only to have him fling it off. “I only came to
hand over this letter that came for you,” Suresh tells her, and poor,
heartbroken, rejected Usha faints prettily, just as her father – who has
been standing at the door and has witnessed the entire scene – comes
rushing in.
Soon after, the colonel comes to meet Suresh on personal
business. Usha’s father explains the situation – that Usha has only a
year to live, and that he wants that one year to be the happiest of her
life. Now Colonel Sahib thinks that Usha’s happiness, since she’s so in
love with Suresh, lies in that love being reciprocated. If Suresh will
pretend to love Usha in return, he (Colonel Sahib) will make it worth
Suresh’s while. This, by paying Suresh Rs 10,000 a month.
Suresh hems and haws a little and asks for some time to
think over the proposition, but that ten grand is too lucrative an offer
for him to resist. Soon, the game starts: Suresh convinces Usha that he
loves her, and Colonel Sahib, every month, begins handing out a cheque
of Rs 10,000 to Suresh. Everybody’s happy. Suresh is happy because he’s
getting richer by the month. Usha is happy because she’s found – as she
imagines – true love. Colonel Sahib is happy because Usha is happy.
But far away, in Lucknow, someone is definitely unhappy.
Rajni has been getting restive. Suresh’s initial letters and phone
calls to her from Bombay have kept her in the know, so she’s aware of
how he’s built up a web of deceit to keep Usha and the Colonel hooked.
Now, though, Suresh’s communication with her has fallen off – he’s
banged the phone down on her the last time they spoke – and Rajni fears
that Suresh is actually in love with Usha, not just playing along.
…so she employs the private eye, JB Pinto (who uses the suffix PDF – ‘private detective first class’)
to check on Suresh and Usha. JB Pinto and his assistant (who is also
the light of JB Pinto’s life), Mary (Minoo Mumtaz) are given an advance
to go to Bombay and find out what the real story is.
But what is the story? Is Suresh really just acting a part, or is he succumbing (who couldn’t, really?)
to Usha’s charm and beauty? And even if Suresh does fall in love with
Usha, how long can this love last? Just that one year? Or is there some
way love will triumph, finally?
Some melodrama does ensue (how could it not, with that
set of circumstances?) and there’s a lukewarm comic side plot, but
mostly it’s the romance between Suresh and Usha that occupies centre
stage here.
Interestingly, Ek Saal reminded me a good deal of the wonderful Charles Boyer-Olivia de Havilland film, Hold Back the Dawn. I rate that film as one of the best romances I’ve ever seen, and it’s on similar lines as Ek Saal: an unscrupulous man fakes love for a woman for selfish reasons, and much drama – also, as in Ek Saal, at a hospital bed with the heroine struggling for life – ensues. If you watch Ek Saal and like it, do look out for Hold Back the Dawn: it’s lovely.