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| Movie name | C.I.D. |
| Starring |
Shakila
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| Produce by | Guru Dutt Films Pvt. Ltd. |
| Directed by | Raj Khosla |
| Release date | 1956 |
| Genre | Action/Thriller |
| Story | Khosla's first succesful film, made in the crime movie tradition of Navketan inflected by Guru datt's influence. Police Inspector Shekhar investigates the death of a newspaper editor when he meets Rekha (Shashikala), the daughter of the commissioner (K.N. Singh). Shekhar keeps running into a mysterious woman (Rehman) who, in a cloak-and-dagger encounter, tries to bribe him to release a crook. He meets her again at Rekha's birthday party. The crook she wants released is mysteriously killed in jail and Shekhar is blamed for police toture. He goes into hiding, pursued by the murderer he was investigating as well as by the police. He eventually solves the case in the hospital. The film is dominated by Rehman's luminous presence in her first Hindi role, the camera enhancing her mystery with self-focus over the shoulder shots. her sensuality is particularly well rended in the scenes, where she tries to seduce thhe crime boss (with the song Kahin pe nigahen) in order to facilitate the hero's escape. |
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