Mithun Chakraborty is regarded as one of the most successful hero of Bollywood in eighties.It is mainly due to his success in some memorable family drama of that decade like Ghar Ek Mandir, Swarg se Sundar, Aisa pyar Kaha, Parivaar etc.Pyar ka Mandir is another good inclusion in that list.Story is simple.A family with three brothers and a sister lived happily along with their widow mother in a house called temple of love or Pyaar ka Mandir.Mithun sacrifices his life for the higher education of his elder and younger brother, marriage of her younger sister. To save that temple of love Mithun even took imprisonment for 7 years.But when he returned from jail, he found his temple of love is devastated.His brothers become rich and so selfish and power hunger that they force their mother to work as a labour.Now again struggle of Mithun started to rebuild their temple of love. Story and Screenplay are okay.Direction is good.Combination of Mithun and K.Bapaiah work well on that time.This is also not an exception.Performence wise Nirupa Roy as a mother gives satisfactory performance in her two dimensional role, one as a happy mother and another as a suffering mother.Madhavi as Mithun's love interest is just okay.Raj Kiran , Sachin and Soma Anand as Mithun's brothers and sisters justify the scripts.Villain gang under the leadership of Shakti Kapoor give descent job.Kader Khan as forgetful Doctor give you popcorn breaks.But again Mithun Chakraborty steals the show.In the scene where he found his mother as a labour, he proves he is an ocean of emotion.His meeting with his ungrateful brothers in consecutive scenes make you speech less.Music by Laxmikant Pyarelal is Praiseworthy.Aye Duniya Tujhko Salam is one of the best combination of Mithun and Kishore.Log Jahan Par Rahata Hain in both normal and sad version put an impact.Overall Pyaar Ka Mandir, a clear solo hit from Mithun Chakraborty.
Review of Pyar Ka Mandir
