Sunehra Sansar

<p>Chandrashekhar ( ), younger brother of Shankarlal ( ), marries an orphan named Laxmi ( ) on insistence of Shankarlal’s dying wife. Chandrashekhar and Laxmi soon have three children, a girl and two boys. Chandrashekhar’s elder brother, Madhu ( ), returns home as the local District Collector, and marries wealthy Shobha ( ), daughter of Chamanlal ( ), while Ravi is romancing his beautiful neighbor, Neelu. All is going well till when the mill where Chandrashekhar is employed goes on strike. The mill-owner sells the mill to Rani Padmavati, who first of all wants Chandrashekhar to be fired before she can consider the workers’ demands. The workers go on an indefinite hunger strike until Chandrashekhar decides to quit his job and re-locates to the city to look for work. In the meantime, misunderstandings crop up between Shobha and the rest of the family, and she and Madhu leave the house to live with Chamanlal. Chandrashekhar is unable to find any employment as Rani Padmavati refuses to give him a reference and on the contrary uses her influence to ensure that he never gets a job. Defeated by circumstances Chandrashekhar returns home to find out that the Rani had ganged up with the local money-lenders and has taken over his land and property. Then the police arrest Chandrashekhar on the complaint filed by the Rani on the charge of stealing from his former employer. On the verge of losing her ill son, Laxmi, now penniless, must now find out why Rani Padmavati has taken it upon herself to ruin this family. The music was composed by and released by . All lyrics were penned by . This article about a Hindi film of the 1970s is a . You can help Wikipedia by .</p>