Dosti

Gupta dies in an accident while on duty. He leaves behind an ailing wife and a schoolboy son named Ramnath. The company says it accepts no liability for the death. No compensation comes. On hearing this the mother falls down the stairs. Ramnath runs to fetch a doctor and is hit by a car. He loses the use of his left leg. When he comes back from hospital his mother has died. The landlord has put him out of the house. Penniless and hungry he is left on the streets of Bombay. There he meets Mohan, a blind young man. Mohan sings while Ramnath plays the harmonica. The two begin earning money in the street. Mohan is searching for his sister Meena, a nurse at a hospital. Their path crosses that of Manjula, a sick young girl. What they want is for Ramnath to get back to school. Sudhir Kumar and Leela Chitnis appear in the one hundred sixty three minute film, an Indian production Satyen Bose finished in 1964.