Preet Na Jane Reet is a 1966 film directed by S. Banerjee starring Shammi Kapoor and B. Saroja Devi as the romantic leads. Plot Ashok (Shammi Kapoor), the son of a rich businessman, Karamchand (Nazir Hussain), telegrams his father that he is returning after several years in Europe to Bombay the following day. The scene shifts to another house. Sharda (Shammi) comes screaming into the room calling her servants but none of them seem to be around. She is upset to see her husband has been sitting quietly and reading the newspaper throughout her screaming. Sharda is a very dominating wife and hardly lets her husband speak. Sharda knows that Ashok is coming back after 5 years in Europe and that he is the only son of the richest man around. So she feels he's the most eligible boy in town for her sister, Kavita (B. Saroja Devi). Sharda wants Kavita to accompany her and receive Ashok at the airport but Kavita refuses. She says she doesn't want to get married now and hates rich boys. Karamchand, Sharda and her husband wait at the airport to greet Ashok. Everybody descends from the flight but they can't spot Ashok anywhere. Concluding that Ashok didn't come by that flight, the party returns home. Kavita and her group of friends are on their way to college when a car, with Ashok behind the wheel, splashes slush on Kavita. He drives back when he realizes what he has done, and the girls begin scolding him. He offers to take Kavita home to change and then drop her off at college. But her friend's voice doubts as to his intentions. So he offers her some money to get her saree cleaned or get a new one, but Kavita sharply refuses while her friend punctures his tyre. Ashok goes to the D'Souza, D'Cruz and Fernandes Garage and is greeted by Fernandes (Johnny Walker). Ashok and Fernandes were school buddies but Fernandes wasn't interested in studies. His uncle took him under his wing, taught him the trade, and gave him a job in his garage. Fernandes fixes his car. Ashok reaches home. His father is annoyed that he didn't inform him that he wasn't coming by flight, but one look of regret from his son and the father melts. Ashok explains that his friend, Shyamu asked him to drive home instead of taking the flight. The next