indian cinema heritage foundation

Sign In

If you have already registered with us!

Don’t have an account?

Create your account

Sign Up

Already registered?

Encyclopedia

On This Day

21 Feb, 1942

Cinemaazi celebrates Jayshree Gadkar on her birth anniversary

21 Feb, 1990

Cinemaazi remembers Zohrabai Ambalewali on her death anniversary

21 Feb, 1991

Cinemaazi remembers Nutan on her death anniversary

Search Cinemaazi

films

Do Hanso Ka Joda (1992)

Anup Malik

Subscribe to read full article

This section is for paid subscribers only. Our subscription is only $37/- for one full year.
You get unlimited access to all paid section and features on the website with this subscription.

Subscribe now

Not ready for a full subscription?

You can access this article for $2, and have it saved to your account for one year.

Pay Now

Release Date1992
GenreRomance
FormatColor
LanguageHindi
Gauge35mm
Censor RatingU
Censor Certificate NumberU-17406-MUM
Certificate Date19/01/1992
Shooting LocationFilmistan, Filmcity, Essel, Natraj, Kamalistan, ChandivaliConvent Villa, Chirnjeev & William Farmhouse, Badlapur

76 views

This is the story of selfless Love of two love birds - Love birds of this story are Sapana (Kanchan) and Shankar (Anupam).

Sapana's father, Omprakash Harjai (Pran) is an illiterate but a rich man. While Shankar's father K.K. Baxi (Kiran Kumar) is well educated, very rich and belongs to high society.

This difference of 'Status' becomes the biggest hurdle in the romance of Sapana and Shankar.

When Harjai meets Baxi to propose for Sapana's marriage with Shankar, Baxi throws him out of his house saying that the daughter of an uneducated, ill-mannered fellows like you have no place in my house.

Shankar goes to Harjai's house with his friends to ask for Sapana's hand from him but in the rage of revenge Harjai shoots him - Sapana becomes mad after seeing this.

What happens next?

To know all the answers about Sapana & Shankar's fate, come to theatre and watch on big screen this super musical and emotional presentation of Barkha Silky Combines' "Do Hanso Ka Joda".

(From the official press booklet)