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Pyaasa 1957

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Pyaasa

Directed by Guru Dutt

Release Date Feb 22, 1957

3
(Crores)
Total Revenue includes Worldwide Box Office Receipts plus Non-Theatrical licensing and Digital streaming Rights
Total 3
Total Revenue includes Worldwide Box Office Receipts plus Non-Theatrical licensing and Digital streaming Rights
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Production Companies

Guru Dutt Films Pvt. Ltd.

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Guru Dutt Films Pvt. Ltd.

Language

Hindi Urdu

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Box office ₹ 3
Total Revenue - All Sources₹ 3
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Set in the bustling metropolis of Bombay, Pyaasa is a poignant tale of a poet, Vijay, whose quest for recognition and true love is met with disillusionment and despair. Vijay, a gifted yet impoverished poet, pours his soul into his verses, expressing the anguish and aspirations of the common man. His poems, however, are met with indifference and mockery by the literary elite, who dismiss them as pretentious and self-indulgent. Disheartened and disillusioned, Vijay wanders the streets, his spirit crushed by the harsh realities of life. His only solace comes from Gulabo, a kind-hearted prostitute who understands the depths of his sorrow. Gulabo, captivated by Vijay's poetry and touched by his vulnerability, becomes his staunch supporter, believing in his talent and encouraging him to pursue his dreams. She recognizes the brilliance in his verses and sees the potential for his words to resonate with the world. With Gulabo's unwavering faith and support, Vijay's fortunes begin to change....
Set in the bustling metropolis of Bombay, Pyaasa is a poignant tale of a poet, Vijay, whose quest for recognition and true love is met with disillusionment and despair. Vijay, a gifted yet impoverished poet, pours his soul into his verses, expressing the anguish and aspirations of the common man. His poems, however, are met with indifference and mockery by the literary elite, who dismiss them as pretentious and self-indulgent. Disheartened and disillusioned, Vijay wanders the streets, his spirit crushed by the harsh realities of life. His only solace comes from Gulabo, a kind-hearted prostitute who understands the depths of his sorrow. Gulabo, captivated by Vijay's poetry and touched by his vulnerability, becomes his staunch supporter, believing in his talent and encouraging him to pursue his dreams. She recognizes the brilliance in his verses and sees the potential for his words to resonate with the world. With Gulabo's unwavering faith and support, Vijay's fortunes begin to change. His poems, initially met with rejection, find an audience that appreciates their raw honesty and emotional depth. Vijay's popularity grows, and he is finally recognized as a poet of substance. His former girlfriend, Meena, a successful publisher, re-enters his life, offering him a chance to fulfill his ambitions. Meena represents the allure of success and material wealth, but her motives are questionable, and her love for Vijay is laced with self-interest. Torn between his love for Gulabo, the woman who has stood by him through thick and thin, and the allure of fame and recognition, Vijay grapples with an internal conflict that threatens to consume him. As the narrative unfolds, Vijay's identity becomes the subject of speculation and manipulation. A false report of his death circulates, fueling the popularity of his poems and further elevating his status in the literary world. He witnesses the hypocrisy and corruption that permeate society, further disillusioning him and deepening his sense of isolation. Determined to reclaim his identity and stand by his convictions, Vijay makes a powerful statement, revealing his true self to the world. He renounces the fame and recognition that have been built on a lie, choosing instead to embrace the truth and integrity that define him. Pyaasa is a timeless masterpiece that explores the complexities of human nature, the pursuit of dreams, and the enduring power of love.

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Aaj Sajan Mohe Ang Lagalo

Jaane Kya Tune Kahi

Jaane Woh Kaise Log

Sar Jo Tera Chakraye

Ye Duniya Agar Mil Bhi Jaye

Jinhen Naaz Hai Hind Par

Yeh Duniya Agar Mil Bhi Jaye To Kya Hai

Hum Aap Ki Aankhon Mein Is Dil Ko Basa Den To

Jane Kya Tune Kahi Jane Kya Maine Suni

Jane Woh Kaise Log The Jinke Pyar Ko Pyar Mila

Jinhen Naaz Hai Hind Par Wo Kahan Hain

Tang Aa Chuke Hain Kashmakash-E-Zindagi Se Hum

Aaj Sajan Mohe Ang Laga Lo

Rut Phire Par Din Hamare Phire Na Phire

Yeh Hanste Hue Phool

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