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Ashok Kumar | ... |
Bikash Ghosh
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| Nutan | ... |
Kalyani
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| Dharmendra | ... |
Devendra
(as Dharminder)
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Raja Paranjpe | ... |
Kalyani's Father
(as Raja Paranjape)
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Tarun Bose | ... |
Mahesh Chandra
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Asit Sen | ... |
Shambu
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Chandrima Bhaduri |
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Moni Chatterjee | ... |
Inspector
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Rajan Verma | ... |
(as Raj Varma)
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Satyendra Kapoor |
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Bhola |
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Benjamin |
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Lalit Rai |
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Abhimanyu Sharma | ... |
(as Abhimanyu)
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Sharma |
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Dr. Devendra is an eligible young man, employed with the local prison for women. He meets with an attractive female inmate named Kalyani, and both become friends. Devendra finds Kalyani very attractive, and would like to marry her, and refuses to know or judge her from her past. What Devendra does not know is Kalyani is a killer, who has confessed to killing the wife of a freedom-fighter, Bikas Ghosh. Written by rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)
If you are a woman in India, it is a punishment. Your own life as such does not exist. You are bound by society and customs even after your death. But Bimalda focuses on that small bright light at the end of the this dark tunnel. He tests the extents of the words redemption' and freedom'. Because if they are truly what they mean, then they have no limit. The choice should be completely of the individual.