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Trivia

Album

• This was Sunil Dutt's first film as an actor. Dutt started his career as an announcer on radio and interviewed many film celebrities during this period. His connections with film artists helped him get a break in the film industry.[1][MR1]

Song

• Mast Shaam Hai Haathon Mein Jaam Hai (Mast Shaam Hai Gham Haraam Hai) - The phrase "haathon mein jaam hai" in the song version on audio records was replaced with "gham haraam hai" in the version used in the film. This may have been the result of the Censor Board's objections.
• Mast Shaam Hai Haathon Mein Jaam Hai (Mast Shaam Hai Gham Haraam Hai) - There was a shot in this song sequence in which the debutant Sunil Dutt had to fall at the feet of actress Sheela Ramani. Dutt got so nervous that he was unable to get the scene right. He needed many takes to complete the shot after an angry Ramesh Saigal threatened to fire him.[2]
• Kitna Badal Gaya Bhagwan (Dekh Tere Bhagwan Ki Haalat) - The lyrics of this song were Sahir Ludhianvi's riff on Kavi Pradeep's lyrics for the hit song "Kitna Badal Gaya Insaan" ("Nastik", 1954).[3]
• Chand Maddham Hai Aasman Chup Hai - The lyrics for the song weren't written for this film. Director Ramesh Saigal had read this poem by Sahir Ludhianvi earlier and liked it so much that he asked the lyricist to incorporate it into the film even though it didn't fit its context.[MR5]
• Basti Basti Parbat Parbat Gaata Jaaye Banjara - II - While the main version of this song was sung by Mohammed Rafi and filmed on Manmohan Krishna, this abbreviated version, used as a background theme in the film's climax, was sung by Manmohan Krishna himself.

1. ^ Sunil Dutt's life: Of guts and glory
2. ^ Dutt's the way to live
3. ^ Kitna Badal Gaya Insaan (Nastik, 1954)