the same creditors and Jeeten, in order to save Amita, leaves his job. Amita becomes desperate to bring him back and when confronted by Mr. Verma, she reveals that she is in love with Jeeten. Sunita overhears this and is devastated. She leaves the house to marry Vikram in order to make her sister be with Jeeten. She even lies to Jeeten to make it easier for him to move on from her. Amita gradually starts losing her mind to the point she became completely insane. She learns that Sunita knew about her love for Jeeten and that Sunita left to leave Jeeten for her. This makes her go completely crazy as she tried to stop Sunita from marrying Vikram, who she didn't approve of. She locks herself in her father's old office while speaking to herself. While at Vikram's house, Sunita finds a photo of Amita in Mr. Verma's room which made her realise that he was in love with Amita all this time. Meanwhile, the corrupt creditors along with the board of directors were on the verge of usurping the company from Amita. Jeeten, Sunita and Mr. Verma are searching for Amita but are too late as they found her laying on the floor after she suffered a heart attack. In her dying moments, she confessed to Jeeten that she loves her and that her father's old office was not leased to the creditors and it would serve as the foundation for their new company. She dies in Jeeten's arms after uttering "Baharen Phir Bhi Aayengi". Cast Dharmendra as Jeetendra Gupta "Jeeten" Mala Sinha as Amita Tanuja as Sunita "Babli" Deven Verma as Vikram Verma Rehman as Mr. Verma Johnny Walker as Chunnilal Mumtaz Begum as Jeeten's elder sister Badri Prasad as Mr. Shukla Production The movie started with Guru Dutt in the main lead. He was replaced by Dharmendra and the movie re-shot due to Dutt's death; it turned out to be Guru Dutt team's last offering. Art direction: Souren Sen Costume design: Bhanu Athaiya Soundtrack The music is by O. P. Nayyar, and the lyrics are by S. H. Bihari, Anjaan, Shevan Rizvi, Aziz Kashmiri and Kaifi Azmi. References External links 1960s Hindi-language films 1966 films Films with screenplays by Abrar Alvi Films set in Kolkata Indian romantic drama films Films scored by O. P. Nayyar