lies to her at first, but when Rajiv drops a hint that he is the son that Dinu had sold all those years ago, the latter hugs him and admits that Champa is not his daughter. Rani Maa comes in and finds Champa, and the two embrace. Mohan arrives with his goons and decides to forcibly marry Champa. Dinu tries to stop him, but Mohan beats him badly. The goons tie Rajiv up and then take Rani Maa and Champa to the wedding venue forcibly. Back at Rajiv's bungalow, Chander (Anoop Kumar), Rajiv's friend, and Shyamlal decide to go after them and see why they are taking so long. Rajiv manages to escape from his captors, but Dinu is still unconscious. He meets with Chander and Shyamlal on the way and tells them to get the police while he goes after Mohan. He breaks into Mohan's hideout and stops the wedding ceremony. A fight ensues, and Mohan runs off, Rajiv hot on his tail. The police arrive soon after and arrests all of Mohan's goons. Meanwhile, Rajiv and Mohan get into a fight, and the police come to take the latter away. The film ends with a shot of Rajiv and Champa, happily married, driving away in his car. Cast Shammi Kapoor as Rajiv Lal Sharmila Tagore as Champa Pran as Mohan Nazir Hussain as Dinu Dhumal as Bholaram Anup Kumar as Chander Madan Puri as Shyamlal Padmadevi as Rani Maa Bir Sakhuja as Colonel Sunder as Lala Tun Tun as Rama Devi Mridula as Karuna Padma Chauhan Supporting Actors Sujata, Neeta, Samar Chatterji, Aruna, Hamida, Sabita, Pradeep Chowdhry, Shukla Production The film's shooting was stalled for 21 days due to incessant heavy rains in Kashmir. After weather cleared, it didn't rain for the next 25 days, and the entire Kashmir schedule was completed. Recommended by film's lead Shammi Kapoor himself, originally duo Shankar–Jaikishan were to compose film's music, however veteran composer OP Nayyar invited Samanta to listen to some tunes, which he liked. Eventually 12 were selected for the film, and the remainder were used in Sawan Ki Ghata (1966). Soundtrack The film's music was composed by O. P. Nayyar, and the lyrics were penned by S. H. Bihari. Mohammed Rafi sang four solos for Shammi Kapoor and three duets with Asha Bhosle. There are total 9 songs in this film soundtrack, out of which 7 songs are picturised