Door Ki Awaz

Name: Door Ki Awaz
Genre: Romance
Duration: 2 h 15 min
Rating: 6.3
Cast: Joy Mukherjee, Saira Banu, Pran Sikand

1964
2h 15m

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6.3/10

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Prakash lives a wealthy lifestyle in Chandan Nagar along with his sister, Mala, and widowed mom. While traveling by train, Mala meets with an accident and is hospitalized. Also hospitalized ... Read allPrakash lives a wealthy lifestyle in Chandan Nagar along with his sister, Mala, and widowed mom. While traveling by train, Mala meets with an accident and is hospitalized. Also hospitalized are Kailash, Motilal, and a woman who has lost her memory after being molested by Kailash.... Read allPrakash lives a wealthy lifestyle in Chandan Nagar along with his sister, Mala, and widowed mom. While traveling by train, Mala meets with an accident and is hospitalized. Also hospitalized are Kailash, Motilal, and a woman who has lost her memory after being molested by Kailash. Prakash and Mala decide to take this woman with them, they call her Jyoti, and after over... Read all

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- Devendra Goel
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6.3/10

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- Devendra Goel
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6/10

Great Musical Entertainer

Thoroughly enjoyable romantic movie of the 60's. A great musical entertainer, though lacking in directorial finesse. Saira Banu is excellent in this film. For those who remember the lingering rock & roll of Hindi cinema, reminiscent of songs like "Jaan Pehachan Ho" from the late 60's hit "Gumnaam", this one is a musical delight. The film is more of a family entertainer. Mohammad Rafi's evergreen voice is resplendent with songs like "Hum Bhi Agar Bacche Hote Naam Hamara Hota Babloo Gabloo" evoking fond childhood memories. A must see for all those lovers of romantic Hindi films of yesteryear. Those familiar with the musical genius of O.P. Nayyar will appreciate the maestro's fine use of the harmonium, 'santoor' & guitar.