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Black Cat (1959)

N A Ansari

Release Date1959
GenreAction, Thriller, Mystery
FormatB-W
LanguageHindi
Run Time154 min
Number of Reels15
Gauge35mm
Censor RatingU
Censor Certificate NumberU-59995-MUM
Certificate Date30/12/1970
Shooting LocationAsha Studios (Chembur), Ranjit & Shree Studios (Dadar)

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Few people in real life would relish making the decision that Inspector Rajan (Balraj Sahani) is forced to take when he corners the identity of BLACK CAT, a notorious character who lives the life of a professor by day and a crook by night.

Inspector Rajan is deputed to bring in BLACK CAT dead or alive by his chief, the Commissioner of Police. Despite his long record of success in the police force, Rajan is driven to desperation at the sheer genius of BLACK BAT who avoids all the nets laid for him. Also engaged in the chase of BLACK CAT is a jovial private detective and his untiring secretary Bul Bul. The pair start on their own to collect clues and despite the seeming bufoonery of Popat, played by Johnny Walker and his ubiquitous companion, Shammi, they manage to bring to light quite a bit of information after many hair-raising adventure into the den of BLACK CAT. Meanwhile Inspector Rajan gets his long-needed break and suddenly the entire police force is electrified into activity, as the true identity of the notorious gangster is revealed.

But all hearsay is of no avail. Rajan must have proof of BLACK CAT'S guilty. This sets the stage for the most thrilling screen adventure of the day. BLACK CAT and his hoodlums work so methodically and are so well organised that to unravel the mystery of their gang the Inspector must venture right into the midst of their headquarters, and carry his life in his own hands, to put it literally. But this indeed is the core of our story, and you can only enjoy the many thrills with which the film abounds and the feast of music and dances, by calling at your favourite Theatre and seeing our BLACK CAT.......

[from the official press booklet]