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Sujata
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Sunil Dutt | ... |
Adhir
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Shashikala | ... |
Rama Chowdhury
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Lalita Pawar | ... |
Giribala (Buaji /
aunt)
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Tarun Bose | ... |
Upendranath Chowdhury
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Sulochana Latkar | ... |
Charu Chowdhury
(as Sulochana)
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Asit Sen | ... |
Pandit Bhawani Shankar Sharma
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Ashim Kumar | ... |
(as Ashimkumar)
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Paul Mahendra | ... |
Actor in theatrical production
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Baij Sharma |
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Brahm Bhardwaj | ... |
Masterji
(as Brahm Dutt)
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Moni Chatterjee | ... |
Father of the supposed Sujata's groom
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Sabitri Devi | ... |
(as Sabitri)
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Shivji Bhai | ... |
(as Sheojibhai)
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Sailen Bose |
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Sujata gets adopted by the Chowdhury family, which consists of dad Upendranath; mom Charu; and a daughter, Rama, and is treated just like a daughter. Sujata grows up in this caring and nuturing household and leads a very comfortable life. Both Sujata and Rama are now of marriageable age. A young man, Adhir, comes to the Chowdhury household with a view to marry. He meets Sujata and falls in love with her. When he informs his aunt of this decision, she is aghast, as she knows that Sujata is not only of a lower caste but also an untouchable, and she wants Adhir to marry Rama, or will not permit him to live with her. While at the Chowdhury household, Charu wants Sujata to leave the house immediately, as she will have nothing to do with her anymore. Will Adhir and Sujata be ever married or will they be two more victims to the caste system? Written by rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)
Sujata is a wonderful film. It stars Nutan, Sunil Dutt, Shashikala, Tarun Bose and Sulochana. The film is about a low caste girl who is adopted by a high caste family. She gets treated differently from her sister,who are the family's daughter, because of her caste. When the girl finds out she's devastated and then realizes why she got treated differently from her sister. Sunil Dutt comes along and wants to marry the girl but will he marry her after he finds out her caste?
The film is lovely and is a must see. It deserves a 10 out of 10.