Geet

Widower, elderly and wealthy Dindayal has an only daughter, Kamla who is a popular starlet staging shows with a troupe run by Kunver Shamsher Singh. She pays a visit to a scenic and small hill-town Kulu only to meet with a male villager, Sarju where-by she is impressed by the way Sarju sings and plays his flute. They both continue to meet only to get acquainted with each other which eventually blossoms into love; Kamla would like Sarju to move to Delhi with her so that he can enhance his singing to greater heights; at first Sarju refuses but relents later on with a motive of acquiring money for his sister's, Janki's marriage. With Kamla's recommendation Sarju is able to include himself in the troupe with a new appearance and name Suraj Kumar performing alongside his beloved Kamla as they both excels in singing and dramatic acting. Meanwhile Kamla arranges Janki's marriage with Agra-based Ashok while Dindayal stages Kamla and Suraj's marriage on the same day; unfortunately on the day of the wedding Suraj meets with a vehicle accident while returning from Agra with his car. He does recover but loses his voice only to be shunned by all his dear ones except Kamla who manages to pacify him. Meanwhile after the wedding Janki and her husband, Ashok move to reside in a palatial house in Agra. Calamity destructs Suraj when Kamla red-handily catches him with a blooded knife next to her father's dead body immediately throwing him out. Now Suraj's only rescuer is Janki but he receives further harsh treatment there forcing him to live the life of a destitute on the footpath.