Baton Baton Mein

Rosie Perreira is a widow. She worries about everything. Her son Sabhi is taken up with his guitar. Her daughter Nancy is of marrying age. Rosie is looking for a well off husband for her. Their neighbour Tom steps in to help. Tom introduces a young man. His name is Tony Braganza. They meet on the suburban train. The train runs from Bandra to Churchgate. Rosie is not warm about Tony at first. The reason is that he earns little. Then she learns he is due a rise and changes her mind. Nancy and Tony grow attached to each other. Nancy wants to marry. Tony cannot bring himself to decide. That hesitation wears the bond down, and Rosie starts looking at other candidates. Amol Palekar and Tina Munim appear in the hundred and thirteen minute film, an Indian production Basu Chatterjee finished in 1979.