Burman made extensive use of Aashish Khan's sarod in the background score of this film. The dedication read 'This film is dedicated to the sacred memory of one of the greatest sons of India Mahatma Gandhi, the apostle of peace and non-violence'. The film was dedicated to Mahatma Gandhi.The filmmaker was so disappointed by the film's performance that he decided not to make serious films again. Shalini wants her daughter, Jyoti, to get married with son of a wealthy man, Gulu. With Jackie Shroff, Dimple Kapadia, Karisma Kapoor, Rahul Roy.

Alarmed by the audience's response to the film, Husain changed its ending to make it happier. Sapne Saajan Ke: Directed by Lawrence D'Souza.

After a string of successes, this was the first Nasir Husain film that wasn't received very well.

Other than Husain, this group of producers included B.R. As a winner of this contest, Rajesh Khanna got the opportunity to feature in films by each of these producers.

Rajesh Khanna landed the lead role in this Nasir Husain film by winning a talent contest conducted by Filmfare and a consortium of film producers who had come together to form a banner called United Producers.

A frustrated Nasir Husain had then gone back to Asha Parekh and the two had worked out their dates to make the film happen. Since she was busy at the time, she had recommended Nanda, who had turned the role down since it was not glamorous.

Asha Parekh was Nasir Husain's first choice for the lead role in this film.

He took over this film and offered 'Teesri Manzil' (1966) to Vijay Anand. While Nasir Hussain moved on and signed up Shammi Kapoor to replace Dev Anand in 'Teesri Manzil' (1966), he had a change of heart about who would be directing the two films. Dev Anand, offended by the fact that his brother was doing a black & white film starring the rank newcomer Rajesh Khanna, had a bitter argument with Nasir Hussain and walked out of a film he was doing with Husain at the time - 'Teesri Manzil' (1966). He had even started working on its script based on Arthur Miller's play 'Death Of A Salesman' (1949).

This film was launched with Vijay Anand as the director.

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