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Aakhir Kyon? is a film of genre Drama with Rajesh Khanna
Aakhir Kyon? (1985)
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Rating65%
Aakhir Kyon? is a 1985 Indian Bollywood film produced and directed by J. Om Prakash. It stars Rajesh Khanna, Tina Munim, Smita Patil and Rakesh Roshan.
Synopsis
Nisha (Smita Patil) is an orphaned child who has been adopted by her relatives and raised alongside her cousin, Indu (Tina Munim). As both cousins enter their 20s, Indu falls in love with the rich and good-looking Kabir (Rakesh Roshan). However, Kabir takes a liking to Nisha and to the dismay of Indu, marries Nisha, wanting an obedient and socially accepted wife molding to the traditional conservative norms as Nisha constrained to, compared to Indu, who was liberal and progressive in her views and behavior. After marriage, all seems well in the life of Nisha and Kabir and soon, Nisha becomes pregnant. Meanwhile, a happy Nisha is oblivious to Kabir's affairs and dalliance with several women, on the pretext of business trips.Actors
Rajesh Khanna
(Alok Nath)
Tina Ambani
(Indu Sharma)
Smita Patil
(Nisha)
Rakesh Roshan
(Kabir Suri)
Asrani
(Radha Raman Goswami)
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