Pyaasa (1957)
Overview
Vijay, a destitute poet, searches for true love while attempting to get his work published. With the assistance of two women in his life, his dream comes true - but at a cost that causes Vijay to rethink his worldview.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | hi |
| Popularity | 8.131 |
Directed By
Guru Dutt
Crew
Guru Dutt
V.K. Murthy
Bhanu Athaiya
Guru Dutt
Sachin Dev Burman
Shyam Kapoor
K.G. Prabhakar
E.G. Shinde
Babu Rao
Surya Kumar
Geeta Dutt
Ramlal Maheswari
Suhrid Kar
G.R. Narvekar
S. Guruswami
Sahir Ludhianvi
G.L. Kashmiri
Mukul Bose
Jayant
Niranjan
Mohammed Rafi
M. D. Moses
Biren Nag
Abrar Alvi
Abrar Alvi
Sahir Ludhianvi
Y.G. Chawhan
TOP CAST
Guru Dutt
Vijay
Waheeda Rehman
Gulabo
Mala Sinha
Meena
Johnny Walker
Abdul Sattar
Rehman
Mr. Ghosh
Kumkum
Juhi
Leela Mishra
Vijay's Mother
Shyam Kapoor
Shyam
Mehmood
Vijay's brother
Tun Tun
Pushplata
Moni Chatterjee
Chatterjee
Rajendra
(as Rajendar)
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