Pyaar Karke Dekho
Feb 27 1987
•Family, Romance, Music
Orphaned Ravi Kumar lives in Poona, India, with his maternal uncle. As he wants to pursue a career as a singer/dancer, he re-locates to Bombay, so that he could audition for the All India Talent Association.
Cast
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Govinda
Ravi Kumar
Mandakini
Urvashi
Kader Khan
Sampat Srivastav
Aruna Irani
Sampat's wife
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