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Hindi CINEMA · 1975
Tumhara Kalloo
Overview
This is a coming of age movie based on the life of a young man named Kalloo, who lives with his wealthy family in a small village in India. Kalloo is attracted to a pretty young woman named Laxmi, but is unable to express his love for her. On her part, Laxmi too is attracted to Kalloo, and would like him to take the lead in this romance. Kalloo wants to write a love-letter to Laxmi, and is unable to do so, as he cannot read nor write. When he discusses this matter with his grandma, he is told that it is not necessary for him to learn to read and write, as the family is wealthy, and this matter can be taken care of by hiring someone who can read and write. But will Kalloo be satisfied with this, especially when Laxmi herself can read and write?
A closer look
Tumhara Kalloo (1975) is a Hindi-language Indian movie. Directed by Basu Bhattacharya.
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Tumhara Kalloo FAQs
Answers from the movie information available in our catalogue.
What is the original language of Tumhara Kalloo?
Tumhara Kalloo is listed as a Hindi-language movie in our catalogue. Dubbed versions are not tracked here.
What release date is listed for Tumhara Kalloo?
Our source metadata lists 23 August 1975. Release dates can vary by country and may change; this does not confirm current cinema screenings.
Who directed Tumhara Kalloo?
The listed director is Basu Bhattacharya.
What is Tumhara Kalloo about?
This is a coming of age movie based on the life of a young man named Kalloo, who lives with his wealthy family in a small village in India. Kalloo is attracted to a pretty young woman named Laxmi, but is unable to express his love for her. On her part, Laxmi too is attracted to Kalloo, and would like him to take the lead in this romance. Kalloo wants to write a love-letter to Laxmi, and is unable to do so, as he cannot read nor write. When he discusses this matter with his grandma, he is told that it is not necessary for him to learn to read and write, as the family is wealthy, and this matter can be taken care of by hiring someone who can read and write. But will Kalloo be satisfied with this, especially when Laxmi herself can read and write?
