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| Movie name | Basant Bahar |
| Starring |
Bharat Bhusan
Nimmi
Om Prakash
|
| Produce by | R. Chandra |
| Directed by | Raja Nawathe |
| Release date | 1960 |
| Genre | Romantic/Love |
| Story | This is a story of mortal love... love that echoes in the corridor of TIME through immortal melody. In the house of the rajjyotshi of Chitaldurg State a child is born after many years of offerings to gods. He is named Gopal and when the grows up, his father is disappointed to find that he has no interest in the science of astrology. Gopal is fond of music and he practlces it in spite of his father's opposition. Then comes the great event in Gopal's life - the musical competition for the position of the Court Singer. But Mallayya, his rival, drugs him on the eve of the competition day and Gopal's voice is badly affected. He has to suffer the humiliation of Mallayya winning the competition. Gopi, the beautiful daughter of the famous songstress Neela Sani, meets Gopal accidently in a temple. She had always a soft corner for him and when she finds that he has lost his voice, she is overcome with pity for him. Pity soon changes into love the youthful lovers, Gopi and Gopal find a dream world of their own. They frequently in the first flush of youthful love, blissfully unaware of the consequences of their romance. Gopal's father frowns on their meetings when he comes to know of them. Sarkar, the ruler of Chitaldrug State, who had since long had his eyes on Gopi and cherishes a desire to possess herm also becomes furious. Gopal one day hears the voice of Lehri baba, one of the great singers of his time. After recovering his own voice, he follows Lehri baba into deep forests, wandering in a world of music, with a flute as his sole companion. As chance would have it, he is destined for greater achievements. He learns music from his new teacher and once again the land echoes with his immortal songs. Tipu Sultan, the great Emperor, learns of his fame and sends a message through sarkar to arrange for the Queen to hear Gopal's songs in the palace. But Gopal has said farewell to the world of courts and palaces |
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