Neel Kamal

Sita and her friends go on a college trip. Sita and when she is about to be hit by a train on the railway track, Ram saves her. Impressed, her father decides to get her married to him. After marriage, Sita discovers that her sleepwalking is not the usual kind, as it takes her to the story of her past life. Chitrasen, an artisan, was in love with the princess Neel Kamal (Sita in her past life). The king rejects his alliance for his daughter and as a punishment, buries him alive. Chitrasen’s love for Neel Kamal remained immortal and his survives for centuries in hopes to meet her and be with her. One night, while sleep walking, Sita is invited to Chitrasen’s burial by a song. Her mother-in-law, a very cross person, believes that Sita is having an and gives her a tough time at home along with her sister-in-law Chanchal. Her only supporter in the house is Giridhar, Chanchal’s husband, who is a and saves her from committing suicide with the help of a Pujari (David). Sita’s father also comes in search of his daughter at Ram’s house to whom he has informed of her several times earlier. However, Ram’s family prepares for a second marriage of Ram after Girdhar informs them that Sita is dead, but Giridhar secretly informs Ram that Sita is alive and now pregnant. One night while traveling by train, she stops the train by pulling the chain at the same Chitrapur station. Sita reaches Chitrasen’s place and they have a brief past conversation with his immortal soul. Finally, Chitrasen’s soul becomes free and Sita falls . Ram rescues her and they live happily. The soundtrack of were composed by and lyrics were provided by . The soundtrack is widely notable for the song, “Baabul Ki Duaayein Leti Jaa” sung by , which became popular as a during the actual ritual (the departure of the bride from her parental house).