Mera Faisla
Raj Saxena is in love with fellow collegian, Rati Verma, and both want to get married. Rati introduces Raj to her father, Major Verma, who, after finding out about Raj's background, decides to have nothing to do with him. For the Saxena family carries a stigma against their name - that of cowardice, betrayal, and corruption - which former Police Inspector Anand R. Saxena, Raj's dad, was accused of. Raj is humiliated by Verma's treatment, and swears to clear his father's name by joining the police force. What Raj does not know that in so doing, he has made himself a puppet in the hands of the very people who branded and stigmatized his father.
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Plot Summary
This film centers on a woman who is forced into a marriage she does not want due to her family's financial troubles. She finds herself in a loveless marriage, but her life takes a turn when she encounters a man who offers her a glimpse of true happiness. The narrative explores themes of sacrifice, societal expectations, and the pursuit of love amidst difficult circumstances.
Critical Reception
Mera Faisla was a moderately received film in 1984, with critics noting its melodramatic plot and performances. While it addressed relevant social issues of the time, its execution was seen as conventional for Bollywood dramas of that era. Audience reception was mixed, with some appreciating the emotional storyline and others finding it predictable.
What Reviewers Say
- The film attempts to balance social commentary with romantic drama.
- Performances are a highlight, particularly from the lead actress.
- The plot, while emotionally resonant for some, follows a familiar Bollywood trajectory.
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Fun Fact
The film features a notable soundtrack composed by Bappi Lahiri, which contributed to its popularity among audiences at the time of its release.
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