Complete name : Umrao Jaan
Year : 1981
Imdb : http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0083248/
Genres :Drama | Musical
Format : Matroska
File size : 696 MiB
Duration : 2h 27mn
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Language : Hindi
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In Faizabad, British India, Daroga Dilawar is sentenced to several years in prison after
Amiran's dad testifies against him. After his discharge around 1840, he extracts his vengeance by abducting
Amiran and selling to a brothel madam. It is here Amiran will be re-named Umrao Jaan. Years later, Umrao has
grown up and is an accomplished poetess as well as dancer extraordinary. She has many patrons, chief amongst
them are Nawab Sultan and his father. The young Nawab is smitten by Umrao's beauty and her poems, but is finally
forced to marry a girl of his mother's choice, leaving behind a heart-broken and devastated Umrao, who seeks
solace in the arms of Faiz Ali and finally elopes with him, only to find out that he is a wanted bandit,
and is shot down and killed by guards. Umrao re-locates to Lucknow where she establishes herself as a Poet and dancer,
but is hunted down by brothel-keepers, Gohar Mirza and Husseini and brought back, where she is told that she must marry
Gohar. Watch what Umrao does to escape from being married against her will, and her attempts to try and find her way
back to her parents.


Rekha as Amiran
Seema Sathyu as Young Amiran
Farooq Shaikh as Nawab Sultan
Naseeruddin Shah as Gohar Mirza
Raj Babbar as Faiz Ali
Gajanan Jagirdar as Maulvi
Shaukat Kaifi as Khanum Jaan
Umme Farwa as Young Amiran
Dina Pathak as Husseini
Prema Narayan as Bismillah
Bharat Bhushan as Khan Saheb
Mukri as Parnan Aziz
Satish Shah as Daroga Dilawar