comes across her friend Basanti who takes Lajjo to her home, where she gives birth to a girl. After, hearing her story, Basanti pities her and many days later, Lajjo learns sewing, cooking and a lot other chores, gets a job and earns enough money. She is able to provide education to her daughter, Kiran. Meanwhile, Lajjo makes herself at Basanti's home. Years pass by, Lajjo becomes aged and Kiran grows up. She is studious and intelligent. During her graduation, Mahendranath is the guest. Mahendranath is impressed by Kiran and gives her a job, unaware that she is his granddaughter. Kiran is in love with a young lawyer. Kishore too has grown up, he is irresponsible. One day Kishore kidnaps Kiran. Lajjo runs behind the car in which she was abducted. This is when, an aged and poor Shambu finds her and recognizes her. With the help of Shambu, Lajjo rescues Kiran and shoots Kishore with his pistol. Shambu takes the blame for the murder. In the court, Lajjo recognizes Shambu. Overcome with guilt, she confesses the crime. However, the court sentences Shambu to 5 years of prison. The siblings have an emotional goodbye. Mahendranath apologizes to Lajjo for mistreating her. Shambu confesses his mistake for not educating Lajjo and promises that he will return. Shambu advises Lajjo to sell their old mine and start a new school for girls. The film ends with Lajjo fulfilling her brother's advise by starting a school with the help of Kiran who is now happily married to her lover. Cast Balraj Sahni as Chaudhary Shambhunath Dharmendra as Deepak Mala Sinha as Lajwanti "Lajjo" Shashikala as Basanti Bindu as Kiran Nazir Hussain as Thakur Mahendranath Mumtaz Begum as Mrs. Mahendranath Dhumal as Kalu Mohan Choti as Young Kalu Aruna Irani as Young Lajwanti Kharaiti as Munshi Baby Shashi as Young Basanti Brahm Bhardwaj as Public Prosecutor Ram Mohan as Jeevan Chaudhary Music All songs were written by lyricist Raja Mehdi Ali Khan and music composed by Madan Mohan. "Aap Ki Nazron Ne Samjha" is an evergreen song from this movie. External links 1962 films 1960s Hindi-language films Indian drama films 1962 drama films Films scored by Madan Mohan Hindi-language drama films Films directed by Mohan Kumar