Bindu

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Characters played by Bindu

Lakshmikkutty — Sreekrishna Parunthu (1984)

Lakshmikkutty is the ghost of a woman who died from a snakebite while having sex with Kumaran Thampi. She repeatedly pursues him, first agreeing to leave him undisturbed while he remains celibate, then returning after he breaks the vow. Kumaran confines her, but she later curses him, possesses Bhanumathi, and is eventually destroyed through Kumaran's dark magic.

Sundari Batwani — Judwaa (1997)

The organizer of Prem's public shows in India. She is also the mother of Tony, who competes with Prem for Roopa's affections.

Radha's mother — Sooryavansham (1999)

Radha’s mother supports the proposed alliance between Radha and Arjun Thakur. She pressures Bhanu Pratap to separate Radha from Heera, helping intensify the family conflict before the wedding. Her opposition places additional strain on Radha’s decision to stand by Heera.

Rita — Imtihan (1974)

Rita is the college chairman's daughter and a student at Adarsh Mahavidyalya. She develops an infatuation with Pramod, but becomes jealous of his relationship with Madhu. Supported by Rakesh, she falsely accuses Pramod of sexual harassment, creating the central crisis that tests his character.

Durga — Ghar Ho To Aisa (1990)

Durga is Ramprasad's short-tempered wife and the domineering mother of Vijay, Amar, and Kanchan. She physically and verbally abuses Sharda, demands money from her, and ultimately throws her and Pinky out. After Amar and Seema's plan forces changes in the household, Durga feels guilty, begs Sharda's forgiveness, and pleads with her children not to leave.

Chamiya — Prem Rog (1982)

Chamiya is the woman involved in a secret affair with Chote Thakur Virender 'Vir' Singh. The affair establishes a hidden connection within Manorama's powerful family and reveals that the household's strict public commitment to tradition contrasts with private behavior.

Laxmi — Haqeeqat (1985)

Brothel owner reformed by Arjun, who frees the women and establishes an ashram.

Shamsher's wife — Prem Nagar (1974)

Shamsher's wife is part of Karan's elder brother's family, which lives with Karan and their widowed mother in the palace. The plot summary does not describe any particular actions or direct involvement by her in the events between Karan and Lata.

Shabnam 'Shaboo' — Kati Patang (1971)

Shabnam is the woman Madhu discovers with Kailash when she runs away on her wedding day. Later, she enters Dinanath's household claiming to be the real Poonam. Her actions are tied to Kailash's scheme, and Kamal ultimately has her arrested with him.

Mrs. Dhanraj — Saajan Ka Ghar (1994)

Mrs. Dhanraj is Dhanraj's second wife and Suraj's mother, making her Laxmi's stepmother. She believes Laxmi brings bad luck, treats her cruelly, and blames her after Suraj's accident. After Dhanraj's death, she and Suraj lose their property and have to leave their bungalow.

Chamelibai — Dushman (1972)

A prostitute whose home Surjit visits on the night before the fatal crash. He spends the night there and rises late the next morning, then rushes off through thick fog while drinking. His delay and reckless driving end in Ram Din's death, setting the central conflict in motion.

Mala — Dastaan (1972)

Mala is Vishnu Sahay's wife, who appears devoted to him while secretly having an affair with his best friend, Rajan. Believing Vishnu is dead, she celebrates with Rajan. After learning the truth during Vishnu's staged play, she admits her guilt and reveals that she has chosen to die by poison.

Career Overview

Bindu has 121 screen credits in a career dating back to 1960. Their work is anchored in the Judwaa Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Bin Maa Ke Bachche, Pyar Ke Do Pal, Hawas. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

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Known For
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Gender
female
Known Credits
121
Birth Date
1941-04-17
Birth Place
Valsad, Bombay Presidency, British India

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q158266), public domain (CC0).