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Director:
Asit SenStars:
Rajesh Khanna, Sharmila Tagore, Feroz Khan | See full cast & crew »Cast
| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
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Rajesh Khanna | ... | Avinash |
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Sharmila Tagore | ... | Neela |
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Feroz Khan | ... | Shekhar Kapoor |
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Ashok Kumar | ... | Dr. Chandra |
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Aruna Irani | ... | Laxmi |
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Mahesh Kothare | ... | Montu |
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Iftekhar | ... | Prosecuting Lawyer (as Iftikar) |
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I.S. Johar | ... | Kalidas |
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Brahmachari | ... | Ghanshyamdas (as Brahmchari) |
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Nadira | ... | Mrs. Kapoor |
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Birbal | ... | Birbal |
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Sachin Pilgaonkar | ... | Son Of Dead Patient |
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Jagdish Raj | ... | Police Inspector |
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Ratan Gaurang | ... | Hari Singh |
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Parsuram | ... | Moneylander #1 |
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Storyline
Neela and Avinash are medical students, and are attracted to each other. But Avinash is poor and wants Neela to live a comfortable life. When Neela, who tutors Monto Kappor, meets his elder businessman brother, Shekhar, he instantly falls in love with her. He goes to propose marriage with her and meets her brother, Kalidas, but is told that he should instead meet with Avinash. So Shekhar introduces himself to Avinash, tells him of his intentions, and Avinash instantly approves of him, and subsequently Shekhar and Neela are married. Both are concerned that Avinash did not attend the marriage. After a harmonious honeymoon, both return to their lives, and Shekhar would like Neela to continue with her medical studies. It is then he finds that Neela has been meeting on the sly with Avinash, and asks Monto to follow her everywhere and report to him, which he does. After considering all the facts, Shekhar comes to the conclusion that Neela is in love with Avinash and confronts her, they ... Written by rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)
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Trivia
The film was based on a novel of Bengali writer Ashutosh Mukherjee. See more »User Reviews
Memorable MelodramaThis is among one of the movies for which
Rajesh Khanna shall be remembered forever. The prime reason because they
don't make films like SAFAR anymore. There are no such story writers,
directors, actors and even cameramen left, who are infused with the
subtle humanistic forces which define the moral, social and real to life
values.
This movie won most of the acclaim due to its super hit
songs (wording as well as the screenplay). The mostly sad songs render
the impetuous to the sequence of events. The songs are instilled with a
sublime sense laden with an ethereal message. There are some unanswered
questions about the essence of life which have been left for the
audience to ponder.
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Color (Eastmancolor)Safar : Lyrics and video of Songs from the Movie Safar (1970)
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Lyrics of Jivan Se Bharee Teree Aankhe - जीवन से भरी तेरी आँखें
jivan se bhari teri aankhemajbur kare jine ke liye jine ke liye
sagar bhi taraste rehte hain
tere hoth ka ras pine ke liye pine ke liye
jivan se bhari teri aankhe
tasvir banaaye kya koyi
kya koyi likhe tujhape kavita
rango chhando me samayegi
rango chhando me samayegi
kis tarah se itani sundarata
ek dhadkan hai tu dil ke liye
ek jaan hai tu jine ke liye jine ke liye
jivan se bhari teri aankhe
madhuban ki sugandh hai sanso me
baaho me kamal ki komalata
kirno ka tej hai chehare pe
kirno ka tej hai chehare pe
hirno si hai tujhame chanchalata
aanchal ka tere hai sar bahut
koyi chak jigar sine ke liye sine ke liye
jivan se bhari teri aankhe
majbur kare jine ke liye jine ke liye
jivan se bhari teri aankhe
Lyrics of Jo Tumko Ho Pasand Wohi Bat Kahenge - जो तुमको हो पसंद वही बात करेंगे
jo tum ko ho pasand wohi bat kahengejo tum ko ho pasand wohi bat kahenge
jo tum ko ho pasand wohi bat kahenge
tum din ko agar rat kahoge to rat kahegne
jo tum ko ho pasand wohi bat kahenge
dete na aap sath to mar jate hum kabhi ke
dete na aap sath to mar jate hum kabhi ke
pure hue hai aapse arman jindagi ke
hum jindagi ko aap ki
hum jindagi ko aap ki
hum jindagi ko aap ki saugat kahenge
tum din ko agar rat kahoge to rat kahegne
jo tum ko ho pasand wohi bat kahenge
chahenge nibhayenge sarahenge aap hi ko
chahenge nibhayenge sarahenge aap hi ko
aankho me num hai jab tak dekhenge aap hi ko
apni juba se aapke
apni juba se aapke
apni juba se aapke jajbat kahenge
tum din ko agar rat kahoge to rat kahegne
jo tum ko ho pasand wohi bat kahenge
jo tum ko ho pasand wohi bat kahenge
Lyrics of O Nadiyaa Chale Chale Re Dhaaraa - ओहोहो ओ नदिया चले चले रे धारा
oohoh o nadiya chale chale re dharaoohoh o nadiya chale chale re dharaa
chanda chale chale re tara
tujhako chalana hoga, tujhako chalana hoga
tujhako chalana hoga, tujhako chalana hoga
oohoh
jivan kahi bhi thaharata nahi hai
jivan kahi bhi thaharata nahi hai
aandhi se tupha se darata nahi hai
tu na chalega to chal degi raahe
hai re hai re hai re hai re
o tu na chalega to chal degi raahe
mazil ko tarasegi teri nigaahe
tujhako chalana hoga, tujhako chalana hoga
tujhako chalana hoga, tujhako chalana hoga
o nadiya chale chale re dhara
chanda chale chale re tara
tujhako chalana hoga, tujhako chalana hoga
tujhako chalana hoga, tujhako chalana hoga
o o o o o o
par hua vo raha vo safar me
o par hua vo rahaa vo safar me
jo bhi ruka phir gayaa vo bhavar me
nav to kya baha jaye kinara
o naav to kya baha jaye kinara
badi hi tez samay ki hai dhaaraa
tujhako chalana hoga, tujhako chalana hoga
tujhako chalana hoga, tujhako chalana hoga
oh nadiya chale chale re dhara
chanda chale chale re tara
tujhako chalana hoga, tujhako chalana hoga
tujhako chalana hoga, tujhako chalana hoga
oohohoh
Lyrics of Ham The Jinake Sahaare, Vo Hue Naa Hamaare - हम थे जिनके सहारे, वो हुए ना हमारे
ham the jinake sahare, vo hue naa hamaredubi jab dil ki nayya, saamane the kinare
ham the jinake sahare, vo hue naa hamare
dubi jab dil ki nayya, saamane the kinare
ham the jinake sahare
kya muhabbat ke vaade, kya vafa ke irade
ret ki hai divaare, jo bhi chahe gira de
jo bhi chaahe gira de
ham the jinake sahare, vo hue na hamare
hai sabhi kuchh jahan me, dosti hai vafa hai
apani ye kamanasibi, hamako na kuchh bhi mila hai
hamako na kuchh bhi mila hai
ham the jinake sahare, vo hue na hamare
yun to duniya basegi, tanahai phir bhi dasegi
jo zindagi me kami thi, vo kami to rahegi
vo kami to rahegi
ham the jinake sahare, vo hue na hamare
dubi jab dil ki nayya, saamane the kinare
ham the jinake sahare
Lyrics of Zindagi Ka Safar, Hai Ye Kaisa Safar - ज़िंदगी का सफ़र है ये कैसा सफ़र
zindagi ka safar hai ye kaisa safarkoi samajha nahi koi jana nahi
zindagi ka safar hai ye kaisa safar
koi samajha nahi koi jana nahi
hai ye kaisi dagar chalate hai sab magar
koi samajha nahi koi jana nahi
zindagi ko bahut pyar hamane kiya
maut se bhi muhabbat nibhayege ham
rote rote zamane me aaye magar
hansate hansate zamane se jayenge ham
jayenge par kidhar hai kise ye khabar
koi samajha nahi koi jana nahi
aise jivan bhi hai jo jiye hi nahi
jinako jine se pahale hi maut a gayi
phul aise bhi hai jo khile hi nahi
jinako khilane se pahale fiza kha gai
hai paresha nazar thak gaye charagar
koi samajha nahi koi jana nahi
zindagi ka safar hai ye kaisa safar
koi samajha nahi koi jana nahi
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Safar (1970)
Or: Life Goes On…And On…And On…
Oh so unfair! This film beguiled me at the beginning with its humor, pretty songs, and lovely characters, and then sucker-punched me: ka-POW! It turns dark and depressing, full of tragic misunderstandings and a fatal lack of communication. The final message that I got out of it made me want to stick needles in my eyes (there are spoilers towards the end), although I’m pretty sure that’s not what the makers intended.
We meet gorgeous Neela (Sharmila Tagore) and painter Avinash (Rajesh Khanna) in their class at medical school. Avinash gets in trouble when the professor, Dr. Chandra (Ashok Kumar) catches him sketching Neela instead of paying attention to Chandra’s lecture. Neela and Avinash discover that they are neighbors and a friendship is quickly formed, especially when Neela discovers that Avinash isn’t well.
Neela lives with her brother, an aspiring but not very talented playwright named Kalidas (IS Johar) and sister-in-law Laxmi (Aruna Irani), and it’s not long before Avinash is making himself at home with them and vice versa.
I love the constant bantering and teasing that goes on between these four, with Avinash the main instigator. Even with bad subtitling it makes me laugh along with them.
Although medical school appears to be something that you can attend at will, Dr. Chandra is very fond of his young protege Neela. He gets her a job tutoring the younger brother, Monto (Mahesh Kothari), of a wealthy friend of his. Monto is not fond of studying and has managed to fail his exams spectacularly several times.
Monto is quickly won over by sweet Neela, and when his older brother Shekhar (Feroz Khan) gets a look at her, he is smitten immediately.
Avinash doesn’t go to class at all as far as I can tell, preferring to spend his time painting portraits of Neela, singing beautiful songs by Kalyanji Anandji and teasing his neighbors mercilessly. There is sadness hanging over his head though, and we find out what it is when he goes to see Dr. Chandra.
Nooooo!!!!! May I say that I am delighted to see Nadira as Shekhar’s mother although she isn’t very nice to poor Neela and thoroughly disapproves of Shekhar’s obvious feelings.
I read somewhere that at the premiere of this film Meena Kumari remarked on the fact that Rajesh Khanna looked awfully healthy for a cancer patient, a comment which Nadira promptly took back to Rajesh! Love her.
Nevertheless, Shekhar is determined to marry Neela, and talks to Chandra about it; Chandra advises him to see Neela’s brother and also Avinash. When Shekhar approaches Kalidas with his proposal, Kalidas himself tells him to take it to Avinash.
Shekhar does so, and Avinash promises to speak with Neela on his behalf. He shows her his medical report and tells her that he wants her to marry Shekhar and embrace life instead of waiting for death with him. She protests, but he refuses to listen and she finally relents.
Kalidas shows up at the wedding eventually but Avinash does not, which puzzles Shekhar—and makes him a little suspicious.
Avinash stays at home in the dark and as the sun rises we hear a train pulling out of the station. So much of symbolism in this film!
As the days pass, Neela grows fond of her new husband but the little seed of suspicion planted at the wedding itself grows quickly into a prickly bush as Shekhar sees how much time Neela spends with Avinash (Neela of course is worried about his health). Since they don’t talk to each other about the issue, it just gets worse. Then Shekhar’s business goes bankrupt (he doesn’t tell Neela about that either—although to be fair, it is in the news) and he finds what he thinks is “proof” of Neela’s love for Avinash. This leads to a final confrontation between him and Neela.
What happens next? I’ll give you a clue: nothing very happy.
One of the best songs is pictured on a bunch of boats with boatmen singing about the river flowing with the tide and the film’s general (supposed) philosophy:
It’s even repeated early on in Neela and Shekhar’s marriage.
SPOILERS BELOW
My main problem with this film is that Neela doesn’t actually keep on moving (the story is told in flashback from a gray-haired Neela’s point of view). After Shekhar’s death, she retreats into a life of medicine and saving others—but she gives up on any chance for love and happiness in her own life. This seems to win her universal approval (I guess she’s behaving like a proper widow should) but it just makes me mad to see someone so young, vibrant, beautiful and intelligent give up on the things that make life worth living. She doesn’t even see Avinash before he dies. I want to scream at her: “Stop with the self-sacrifice already!” Sigh. It’s really my biggest cross to bear with Hindi films.
END SPOILERS (except in the comments where they crop up again!)
In all, it was a bit of a mixed blessing for me. The characters were flawed but likable, and there was a great deal of humor. All the actors were up to the mark; there was no scenery chewing, although there was certainly scope for it. It wasn’t melodramatic. The songs, as I said already, were lovely too. I just wish it had played out differently for Neela, and in general it felt a little rushed through the second half. But the film’s charms compensate for its bad points, and it was nice to spend some time with Feroz. What a man!
