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Sachaa Jhutha
Movie Poster
Directed byManmohan Desai
Written byJeevanprabha M. Desai
Prayag Raj
Produced byVinod Doshi
StarringRajesh Khanna
Mumtaz
Vinod Khanna
CinematographyPeter Pereira
Edited byKamlakar Karkhanis
Music byKalyanji-Anandji

Production
company

Ranjit Studios

Distributed byShemaroo Video Pvt. Ltd

Release date

  • 1 May 1970 (1970-05-01)

Running time

144 minutes
CountryIndia
LanguageHindi
Box office5.50 crore (equivalent to 271 crore or US$32 million in 2023)[1]

Sachaa Jhutha (English: "Honest and Liar") is a 1970 Indian Hindi action comedy film directed by Manmohan Desai and produced by Vinod Doshi. The film written by Desai's wife Jeevanprabha, was edited by Kamlakar Kamkhanis. The film starring Rajesh Khanna, Mumtaz, Vinod Khanna revolves around a simple villager (Bhola), who has a lookalike, a crook (Ranjeet Kumar), who takes advantage of the former's simplicity and mirror-image (both the roles of Bhola and Ranjeet Kumar were played by Rajesh Khanna).[2] The music of the film was composed by Kalyanji-Anandji.

The film was the second highest grosser of the year and was declared a super hit. The performance of Rajesh Khanna was critically acclaimed and he won the Filmfare Best Actor Award for 1971.[3] Being a box office blockbuster, it is counted among the 17 consecutive hit films of Rajesh Khanna between 1969 and 1971, by adding the two-hero films Marayada and Andaz to the 15 consecutive solo hits he gave from 1969 to 1971.[4]

Plot[edit]

Bhola (Rajesh Khanna) is an innocent band musician who lives with his physically challenged sister Belu (Kumari Naaz) in a village. He needs more money for his sister's marriage and sets off to Bombay to earn. To make his sister not feel sad for his departure, he sings a song on the way towards the railway station. On the other hand, Bombay city Police Department is shocked by a series of diamond thefts which leave no clue. But Inspector Pradhan (Vinod Khanna) suspects the thief to be Ranjeet Kumar (also Rajesh Khanna), who is actually a wealthy diamond businessman, on the account that whenever a theft occurs, he is present there. But he has no evidence and searches for some. He creates a plan with Leena (Mumtaz) to attract Ranjeet and to know his secret plans. Bhola arrives in the city and he is called Ranjeet in a party. Ranjeet, who arrives at the party later, is surprised to see Bhola, as he looks identical to him. He immediately conceives a plan. He takes Bhola to his place and reveals himself. He convinces Bhola to act like Ranjeet in front of society as he is suffering from cancer and requires treatment. Until his return from treatment, Bhola has to make everybody believe that he is Ranjeet. Actually, Ranjeet does so to continue with his diamond smuggling, meanwhile, there will not be any evidence, as Bhola is going to be Ranjeet everywhere. But he did not reveal the reason to him. He also promises that he would give money for his sister's marriage. Innocent Bhola believes him and agrees to the plan.

Ranjeet's girlfriend Ruby (Faryal) trains Bhola to be like Ranjeet and he acts like him. Bhola finally learns every mannerism of Ranjeet and at an instance, he behaves like Ranjeet to Ranjeet. He acts as Ranjeet in the city and the real Ranjeet continues his underground work of diamond smuggling and Inspector Pradhan cannot come to a conclusion. Leena moves intimately with Bhola thinking of him as Ranjeet, but Bhola falls in love with her. On the other side, in the village, due to heavy floods, Belu loses everything and comes in search of her brother to Bombay with her dog Moti. Bhola watches a marriage ceremony on the road and he imagines the bride to be his sister and sings the same song which he sang in the village. Belu, who hears that, runs after him, but Bhola has already left the place. Pradhan meets Belu and helps her to reach the place. Some men mislead Belu regarding her brother's whereabouts and try to exploit her, but Pradhan saves her and takes her to his home. Ruby, who follows Belu to Pradhan's house informs Ranjeet about her. Ranjeet, posing like her brother, goes to Pradhan's home and takes her with him.

Bhola finds out Ranjeet is actually a thief and plans a grand diamond loot. Bhola resists the plan, but Ranjeet blackmails him with his sister. Unwillingly, he accepts the plan. Ranjeet steals a huge amount of diamonds, but Bhola replaces him by attacking him and leaves the place. One of the stolen diamond pieces has a transmitter and police follow the jewels with its help. Belu is confused as to who is her brother among them. After several fights, both Bhola and Ranjeet are arrested. Both of them claim themselves as Bhola and confuse everyone. Belu suggests that her brother play the song on a musical instrument which cannot be played by anyone else, but both play the same tune. Finally, Bhola and Belu's dog Moti identifies the real Bhola and Ranjeet is arrested and sent to prison. Belu finally marries Inspector Pradhan and Bhola marries Leena.

Cast[edit]

Soundtrack[edit]

The music, composed by Kalyanji-Anandji, with lyrics by Indivar, Gulshan Bawra and Qamar Jalalabadi, is a strong point of the film.

Song Singer
"Yun Hi Tum Mujhse Baat Karti Ho, Ya Koi Pyar Ka Iraada Hai" Lata Mangeshkar, Mohammed Rafi
"Haan, Tum Jo Kehdo, Pyar Ki Hum Tamanna Jawan Kar Le" Lata Mangeshkar, Kishore Kumar
"Dil Sachaa Aur Chehra Jhutha" Kishore Kumar
"Meri Pyari Bahaniya"-1 Kishore Kumar
"Meri Pyari Bahaniya"-2 Kishore Kumar
"Karle Pyar Karle" Asha Bhosle

Remakes[edit]

Tamil[edit]

It was remade in Tamil as Ninaithadhai Mudippavan (Finishes everything he thinks), with M. G. Ramachandran reprising Rajesh Khanna's roles and M. N. Nambiar reprising Vinod Khanna's role, which was released in 1975.

The Tamil Film had some few scenes different from an original movie like:

Kannada[edit]

The film was remade in Kannada as Mutthanna in (1994) starring Shiva Rajkumar in lead role.In Kannada. Scenes are same as Tamil movie.

Awards[edit]

References[edit]

  • ^ Malhotra, Aps (7 June 2012). "Sachaa-Jhutha (1970)". The Hindu – via www.thehindu.com.
  • ^ "लागातार 15 हिट फिल्में देने वाले एकलौते सुपरस्टार थे राजेश खन्ना". News18 India. 18 July 2016.
  • ^ "Eight lesser known facts about Rajesh Khanna on his death anniversary". Hindustan Times. 18 July 2015.
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