![]() Now Sunil knows that he was adopted and understands that he was the lost son of Gopal. Shortly thereafter she meets with the real Jhatpat Singh, and changes her mind about the fake Jhatpat Singh alias Pyarelal. ![]() She meets him a year later, but this time he introduces himself as Jhatpat Singh, a man she was supposedly engaged to in their childhood. Years later, Seema has now grown up and meets with a young man named Pyarelal in Ooty. Jamuna manages to placate her dad, & he goes to her house, only to find it in flames with Gopal burned to death, and their son, Sunder, missing. Ranjit does not get along with his step-brother, Shankar. Seema is the only child of widowed Mohan, who is adopted by Mohan's boss, Sardar Ranjit Singh, who has no heir to his estate, as his daughter, Jamuna, eloped with a poor peasant, Gopal. The key song helps in uniting long lost family/lovers in all three films. The song is a key part of the movie like the key songs in later movies of Nasir Hussain ( Yaadon Ki Baraat and Hum Kisise Kum Naheen). The theme song (Tum bin jaoon kahan) is played several times in the film: Mohammed Rafi's version is picturized on the hero Shashi Kapoor three times, while Kishore Kumar's version is picturized on Bharat Bhushan twice. The story was on Nasir Husain's favorite theme, a family whose members get separated at the start of the movie and after much action are reunited at the end of the movie.
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