Half Ticket

Half Ticket
Starring Kishore Kumar
Madhubala
Pran
Music by Salil Choudhury
Release dates
1962
Country India
Language Hindi

Half ticket, directed by Kalidas, is a 1962 Bollywood classic film starring Kishore Kumar, Madhubala, Helen and Pran. The film is based on the Hollywood movie You're Never Too Young.

Synopsis

Vijay (Kishore Kumar) is the good-for-nothing son of a rich industrialist, who becomes bored of his father’s constant railing and the efforts to marry him off, with the intention of getting him "settled" in life. So Vijay walks out of his home and decides to leave for Bombay and start life afresh in the big city, but he doesn’t have enough money to get himself a ticket!

Vijay gets a burst of inspiration from a plump child called Munnah, who is waiting in line with his mother (Tun Tun), and decides to pass himself off a child in order to get the eponymous half-ticket.

Now disguised as Munnah, Vijay is used as a mule for a diamond smuggler (Pran) without his knowledge. On the train, Vijay also meets Rajnidevi (Madhubala) and falls in love with her.

The rest of the film follows Vijay's exploits as he avoids capture by the diamond smuggler and his girlfriend (Shammi), romances Rajnidevi while avoiding her auntie-ji (Manorama), and reunites with his father.

Cast

Soundtrack

Song Singer(s) Notes
"Chaand Raat Tum Ho Saath" Lata Mangeshkar and Kishore Kumar
"Aankhon Mein Tum" Geeta Dutt and Kishore Kumar
"Chill Chill Chilla Ke" Kishore Kumar Picturized on Kishore Kumar as he is dressed as Munna.
"Woh Ek Nigah Kya Mili" Lata Mangeshkar and Kishore Kumar Picturized on Helen and Kishore Kumar with Pran.
"Aake Seedhi Lagi Dil Pe" Kishore Kumar and Kishore Kumar Picturized on Kishore Kumar and Pran with Kishore in drag.
"Are Lelo Ji Lelo" Kishore Kumar
"Are Wah Re Mere Malik" Kishore Kumar

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