Pagla Kahin Ka (1970)

 ●  Hindi ● Running Time: TBA

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Sujit (Shammi Kapoor) started having mental problems when he was six years after visiting his dad, Ajit, at a mental asylum. Thereafter he kept on getting into trouble, and even ran away from the orphanage. Years later, a musician and singer, Shyam (Prem Chopra), finds Sujit singing on the roadside, and decides to hire him as a singer in a nightclub. This is where Sujit meets dancer, Jenny (Helen), and both fall in love with each other. When they announce their plans to get married, the news does not augur well with the nightclub's owner, Max. An argument ensues, Max draws a gun, and Shyam ends up killing Max. Sujit decides to take the blame and is arrested by the police. In order to escape the gallows, he feigns insanity, and is ordered to be admitted to a mental asylum until he recovers. In the asylum, he is placed under the compassionate care of Dr. Shalini (Asha Parekh) and about a year later is discharged. He returns to the nightclub just in time for Jenny's and Shyam's engagement party. Baffled, confused, and angered at this betrayal, he really does go insane and ends up being re-admitted in the very same asylum. But this time his chances of recovery are very slim as he has retreated deep into the inner recesses of his mind - from where he may never return.
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Film Type:
Feature
Language:
Hindi
Colour Info:
Black & White
Frame Rate:
24 fps
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2.35:1
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Trivia:
Lead actor Shammi Kapoor loved the song "Tum Mujhe Yunh Bhula Na Paaoge" so much that he later used it as the ringtone on his mobile phone.

Tamil actor Kamal Haasan wanted to star in a Tamil remake of the film and asked Mani Ratnam to direct it, but Ratnam wasn't interested.

This is one of lead actress Asha Parekh's favourite films.

Mumtaz was initially offered the lead role but turned it down.