Milan
Mar 17 1967
•3h 50m
•Drama, Romance
On the banks of the holy River Ganga, Gopi, a ferryman conducts an unconsummated romance with Radha, a girl from the upper classes.
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Sunil Dutt
Gopikishan 'Gopi'
Jamuna
Gauri
Pran Sikand
Rajendra
Surendra Nath
Radha's dad
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