Satyam Shivam Sundaram

Rajeev comes to a village to oversee the building of a dam. There he hears a voice: Roopa, singing devotional songs at the temple. Roopa is the daughter of the village priest and keeps the temple. One side of her face carries a burn scar from an accident in her childhood. Rajeev falls in love with the voice without seeing her face. They marry, and only after the marriage does he learn how things stand. He draws away from his wife and a distance opens between them. Then a natural disaster forces them both to think again about what beauty and love are. Shashi Kapoor and Zeenat Aman appear in Raj Kapoor’s Indian film of 1978, a hundred and seventy two minutes long.