Raftaar

<p>Rani is a village girl living with her ever-grumbling step-mother and father. At the start of the film, she is shown playing with other girls. They trouble the village simpleton Banelal and are reprimanded by his father. While trying to get water from the village well, Rani slips and falls inside. Vikram, who works for Pramod Kumar as a manager is sent to the village to get some job done. He stops to fill water in his car, which has heated up and helps Rani by pulling her out of the well. Vikram falls in love with her and promises to marry her when he saves her from committing suicide to avoid an arranged marriage. Kumar arrives at the village and demands that his housekeeper to get Rani for him. He sends Vikram to the city on some pretext and rapes Rani. Rani is seen jumping into the river by the housekeeper. However, she is saved by a kind-hearted Christian gentleman Jackson, who has lost his daughter, Rita, several years ago. Vikram gets implicated in some wrongdoing and is sent to prison for a year. On his return, he finds Kumar attempting to rape another girl and gets hurt in the fight. He is found unconscious by some gypsies who care for him. He then helps a young woman, Radha and her child, in search of her husband, and shifts to the city. Kumar spots Rani who is now pretending to be Rita and discovers her identity when he hears her sing at a function. Rita/Rani is after revenge and pretends to be friendly with Kumar. Following some fight scenes and melodramatic moments, Kumar repents when he finds he has a son, and goes to jail. Vikram and Rani get together. The music composers were . The songs were written by three lyricists, , and Abhilash, with playback singing provided by , and . The film had one of the rare duets by and “Sansar Hai Ek Nadiya”, picturised on and . This article about a Hindi film of the 1970s is a . You can help Wikipedia by .</p>