Charanon Ki Saugandh

Charnon Ki Saugandh Directed By K. Bapaiah is An Action Drama. It is Remake Of A Tamil Movie Savaale Samali(1971) Starring Sivaji Ganeshan. Script is Well Written But Screenplay is Not Convincing. Direction is Good To Average. Dialogues Are Brilliant. Action is As Usual. Editing is Fine. Movie is Bit Lengthy But Characters Have Equal Screen Space.

Ravi(Mithun Chakraborty) is The Son Of A Poor Farmer Govind(Shreeram Lagoo) Forced To Work As A Servant For A Landowner Thakur (Prem Chopra).Ravi Always Gives A Tough Fight To Landowner And His Son Shakti Singh(Shakti Kapoor). During The Village Elections, Ravi Decides To Take A Stand By Running Against The Wealthy Tyrant & His Daughter Kanchan Singh(Amrita Singh). She Wants Nothing To Do With A Peasant's Son, However. But The Landowner Ups The Ante With An Unusual Wager, Offering His Daughter As The Prize.

Acting Wise, Mithun Does Well With His Natural Acting, Prem Chopra is As Usual. Kader Khan & Asrani Are Brilliant in Comedy Scenes. Amrita Singh, Shakti Kapoor & Shreeram Lagoo Are Just Fine. Nirupa Roy, Rameshwari & Kiran Kumar Are Good.

Music By Laxmikant Pyarelal is Very Average. "Chaand Gagan Se" By Mohd. Aziz Is Best Of The Lot.

Charon Ki Saugandh is an 80s Hindi drama film that will keep you engaged from start to finish. The movie is based on the tyrannical behavior of village landlords over innocent village people. Mithun and Amrita Singh's performances are well-crafted. The film's direction is average, and the music by Laxmikant-Pyarelal is not particularly impressive. Although Kishore Kumar sang three songs in the film, they are not memorable. However, the sad version by Mohammad Aziz is worth listening to. If you're a Mithun fan and a retro movie enthusiast, you can watch this drama, which is approximately 165 minutes long.