Tumhari Kasam

Ram Prasad a respected laborer has two children Vidya & Raja. Due to coddle Raja turns into a spoiled brat and his vices lead to his death. Remorseful Raja determines to be fair from now onwards. Later, the sibling moves to Bombay but they detach in between. Raja goes into the clutches of the gang who convert children into beggars anyhow he succeeds in escaping. Vidya joins as a maid in the house of a wealthy couple where their vagabond son Anand lusts her. Besides, advocate Sunil Verma lives with his wife Seema Kapoor who is perturbed as childless. Once Raja regains Seema’s heisted purse keeping his life at risk. Then, they appraise his righteousness and adopt him. In tandem, one-night drunken Anand tries to molest Vidya. In that scrimmage, she hits Sunil’s vehicle and loses her eyesight. Sunil requests the doctor to take the necessary steps to recoup her vision and requests her to accompany them. Self-esteemed Vidya politely refuses and joins in a ‘’Ashram’’. Meanwhile, Anand is distressed out of contrition and seeks to find Vidya. Fortuitously, Anand & Sunil are friends thereby, he learns the whereabouts of Vidya. Immediately, he rushes, pleads pardon, and proposes to her when Sunil discovers Raja as Vidya’s brother. At the same time, he is abducted by the gang when Anand rescues him. Finally, the movie ends on a happy note with the marriage of Anand & Vidya who retrieves her eyesight. The music is by with lyrics by . The songs are sung by , , , and . This article about a Hindi film of the 1970s is a . You can help Wikipedia by .