Clerk (1989)Satyapti lives a middle-classed lifestyle in Lajpat Nagar, Delhi, along with his wife, Kaushalya, three sons: Ram, Bharat, Balram, and a daughter, Tulsi. He used to be a soldier in Netaji ... See full summary » Director:Manoj Kumar |
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Bharat
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Ashok Kumar | ... |
Satyapati
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Rajendra Kumar | ... |
Rahim U. Khan
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Sneh V. Kapoor
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Anita Raj | ... |
Pooja
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Ram
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Zeba | ... |
Rukmini
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Rajiv Goswami | ... |
Balram
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Sonu
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Prem Chopra | ... |
Sadhuram
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B.M. Sharma
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Sonika Gill | ... |
Tulsi
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Rahul | ... |
Dalbeer - Goon who molests Tulsi
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Om Shivpuri | ... |
General Jindal
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Dina Pathak | ... |
Kaushalya
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Satyapti lives a middle-classed lifestyle in Lajpat Nagar, Delhi, along with his wife, Kaushalya, three sons: Ram, Bharat, Balram, and a daughter, Tulsi. He used to be a soldier in Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose's Azad Hind Fauj, and after India attained independence served in the army, and is now retired, receiving a meager pension. His son, Ram, also served in the army, got wounded, lost his leg, and disfigured the right side of his face, got discharged from the army, and suspects his wife, Rukmani, of prostitution. Bharat, honest to a fault, works as a Clerk with the Ministry of Defence, while Balram and Tulsi are collegians and their father arranges to pay for their education after mortgaging his farmland. Bharat used to love Sneh, but she married wealthy Vijay Kapoor, leaving him embittered. Then things change for the better when Bharat wins a 10 Lakh Rupee lottery. They pay off their mortgage, move into a bigger house, Ram gets plastic surgery and an artificial leg, while Bharat ... Written by rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)
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27 March 1989 (India) See more »Filming Locations:
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Sung by Lata Mangeshkar
Lyrics by Manoj Kumar
Music by Uttam Jagdish
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This film marks the first time that major film stars from Pakistan (Zeba and Mohammed Ali) have worked in an Indian film. This was something of a ground-breaking event, since there has always been intense rivalry between the two nations. See more »Soundtracks
"Tun tun tun tun, kisi mah ik gun, tara mah sau gun, kanh karke sun le mahiya"Sung by Lata Mangeshkar
Lyrics by Manoj Kumar
Music by Uttam Jagdish
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The movie should be viewed as a classic for benchmarking the nadir in the Indian film industry. I haven't come across an Indian movie worse than this. Everybody has done justice to this film as the performances are uniformly awful across the board. Can't single out anyone for uniquely bad performance. Music, direction and editing also draw a bottom line. On the plus side it gives me strength to watch a lot of BAD movies as nothing can match the experience of watching CLERK. Strongly recommended for all who want to get a bottom-line drawn. The review requires at least 10 lines to be written, but this is one movie where a single word would suffice - HORRIBLE.