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Lakshman is Champa's husband and the father of their son, Jaswan. After Champa dies and Seth Manoharlal refuses money for her treatment, he becomes the bandit Lakhan Singh. Imprisoned, he earns a reco...
Champa is Lakshman's loving wife and the devoted mother of their son, Jaswan. She shares in the village celebrations and builds a happy family life with Lakshman, but becomes seriously ill. Lakshman c...
Jaggu intervenes as Lakhan Singh is preparing to leave prison, stopping him and revealing a secret identity arrangement: Jaswan has been made to live as Ajay and is treated as Seth Manoharlal's heir....
Seth Manoharlal is a wealthy man whom Lakshman approaches for money to treat the seriously ill Champa; he refuses, and Champa dies. Lakhan Singh later confronts him, declaring that wealth could not sa...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Lakshman and Champa's love grows into marriage, and they have a son. Champa remains devoted to Lakshman and their child until she dies of illness.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
As Lakhan Singh prepares to leave prison, Jaggu stops him and reveals that Jaswan has been made to live as Ajay and treated as Seth Manoharlal's heir....
Lakshman asks Seth Manoharlal for money to save the seriously ill Champa, but Seth refuses. After Champa dies, Lakshman returns and threatens Seth, de...
A family tragedy transforms Lakshman into the feared Lakhan Singh, while a concealed identity arrangement complicates his possible return to life outside prison.
Directed by Prakash Mehra
Samadhi (1972) · 7.3/10 ·
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