K.N. Singh

Farrar is a 1965 Indian Bollywood film directed by Pinaki Mukherjee and produced by Hemant Kumar. The film stars Balraj Sahni, Anil Chatterjee, Shabnam, Leela Chitnis, Jagdev and Helen in the lead roles. Music of the film was composed by Devi and Shyam.

Mahendru, a widowed police officer, lives with his daughter Chanda and her friend Rekha, daughter of a prostitute. A pimp's attempt to kidnap Rekha fails and Chanda gets kidnapped. The pimp sells Chanda to a brothel owner. Chanda meets Somesh and falls for him. Will she find her true identity?

Advocate Narayan Das' daughter Shobha's marriage is fixed with Advocate Anand. One day, she secretly follows him and is shocked to see him in the arms of a woman called Indu.

A nawab's sister falls in love with a pickpocket who is also a poet. However, due to their social status, they cannot be together, which makes the woman give up hope.

Tailap, an arrogant king, imprisons Prithvi Vallabh, the kind-hearted king of Avantipur, with the help of his sister, Mrinalvati.

A respected doctor picks up a young woman on a stormy night and drops her off at her requested place, a graveyard.

Rich and spoilt Sapna runs away from home to meet a poet she loves but has never met. She meets Sunil along the way, who starts liking her and decides to help her.

Kundan uses unsavory means to gain money to help the unfortunate. Wretchedly he is in love with a girl who works in the reporting of gambling and drugs. Will she be able to get him on the beam?

Two sworn enemies whose mutual hatred stems from murder don’t know that they’re both trying to become better men for the same woman they love.

A police officer sends his son to college in Bombay. When he goes to Bombay the son doesn't come to pick him up from the station. The father sees his picture in newspapers wanted in a murder case.