the corpse of their son is cremated, Ashok returns to his palace with Lali on his side. At the door he meets an enraged Mangala with a sword in her hand. She argues that Ashok will have to leave Lali behind if he wants to stay in his palace, because Lali does not belong to the standard to stay there. Ashok counter-argues that as long as everything is his property he has the complete right to decide who will stay in his palace. Lali cannot stand this disquietude anymore. She leaves without uttering a single word and Ashok follows her. Cast Suraiya as Laali Sumitra as Mangala Suresh as Ashok Madan Puri as Phulwa Rattan Kumar Amirbai Karnataki Mumtazbai Roop Kumar Neelambai Amir Bano Sham Kumar Ramesh Amir Ali Nawab Music The music for the film was composed by renowned musician Naushad, with lyrics penned by Shakeel Badayuni. "Mora Nazuk Badan" – Suraiya "Dil Mein Aa Gaya Koi" – Suraiya "Jeene Diya Na Chain Se" – Suraiya "Lagi Hai Manmandir" – Suraiya "Mere Chand Mere Lal" – Suraiya, Lata Mangeshkar "Tasveer Banata Hoon Teri" – Mohammed Rafi "Teer Khate Jayenge" – Lata Mangeshkar "Yeh Duniya Kaisi Hai" – Hridaynath Mangeshkar "Humein Jo Koi Dekhle" – Shamshad Begum References External links Diwana on BollywoodMDB ''Diwana on YouTube 1952 films 1950s Hindi-language films Films directed by A. R. Kardar Films scored by Naushad Indian black-and-white films Indian romantic drama films 1952 romantic drama films