Samay Ki Dhaara
Ambitious Delhi-based Design Engineer Ajay Verma weds traditional and conservative Madhvi, both live a middle-class lifestyle, until Ajay opens a business under his wife's name. Then both have differences, grow apart despite of giving birth to a son, Aroop, so much so that they decide to separate. When Madhvi finds out that Ajay is having a relationship with Rashmi, she decides to wed widower, Dr. Vinod Kapoor, and moves in with him and his two children, Pappu and Pinky, in Krishnanagar. It is here that she will find that Aroop has become a problem child and may have to decide sending him to live with Ajay and Rashmi.
- Released
- 1986
- Country
- India
Details
Release year: 1986
Storyline
Ambitious Delhi-based Design Engineer Ajay Verma weds traditional and conservative Madhvi, both live a middle-class lifestyle, until Ajay opens a business under his wife's name. Then both have differences, grow apart despite of giving birth to a son, Aroop, so much so that they decide to separate. When Madhvi finds out that Ajay is having a relationship with Rashmi, she decides to wed widower, Dr. Vinod Kapoor, and moves in with him and his two children, Pappu and Pinky, in Krishnanagar. It is here that she will find that Aroop has become a problem child and may have to decide sending him to live with Ajay and Rashmi.
Top credits
Shatrughan Sinha — Ajay Verma
Shabana Azmi — Madhvi A. Verma, Madhvi V. Kapoor
Vinod Mehra — Dr. Vinod Kapoor
Tina Ambani — Rashmi A. Verma
Did you know
• The film had a delayed release due to the law suit filed by the writer of the book Aap Ka Bunty. Samay Ka Dhara was based on the novel.
• Raj Babbar signed the film and then started playing games. He was not giving dates and then wanted Shabana Azmi out of the film. He told the producer he would take less money, just please remove Shabana from the movie. When Shabana heard this she blasted Babbar in front of everyone. The producer then dropped Raj Babbar and signed Shatrughan Sinha.
• Shilpa Shirodkar and Shabana Azmi later worked in Mrityudand (1997) and Gaja Gamini (2000).
User reviews
An ordinary family drama with a terrible ending
Technical specs
- Sound mix
- Mono
- Color
- Color
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