Hum Sab Ustad Hain

Hum Sab Ustad Hain is a 1965 Hindi film starring Kishore Kumar, Dara Singh and Ameeta.^[1]

Hum Sab Ustad Hain
Promotional Poster
Directed by	Maruti Rao
Written by	Maruti Rao
Story by	Maruti Rao
Starring	Kishore Kumar Dara Singh Ameeta Sheikh Mukhtar
Production company	Sangam Films
Distributed by	Super Cassettes Industries Limited (T-Series)
Release date	1965 (1965)
Country	India
Language	Hindi

Plot

The film begins with Romi (Sheikh Mukhtar) shooting a man, though the attempt isn't fatal. Despite this, Romi is arrested, convicted, and sentenced to prison for murder. His pregnant wife Radha (Lalita Kumari) throws herself into the river but is later saved by a villager who takes her in, along with her son Ram (Dara Singh). After serving 14 years in prison, Romi spends the next eight years wandering. Rejected by society and unable to find work, Romi turns to a life of crime. When his gang is offered a large sum of money to smuggle national secrets, Romi kidnaps a young child and forces her sister Roopa (Ameeta) to transport the contraband. Roopa, who would rather die than betray her country, loses control of her car and drives into the river. She survives and is washed ashore in the village where Radha and Ram reside. Meanwhile, an unemployed Kishore (Kishore Kumar) decides to play detective and find the lost girl Radha and her sister. He tracks them down in the village and instantly falls in love with Radha. Romi and his gang also track them down and go to the city to help save Radha's sister. Around this time, Romi becomes a wrestler. Romi kidnaps Radha and discovers that they are his long-lost family. He then decides to sacrifice himself for his family, demonstrating that his heart remains honest and that his love for them has never wavered.

Cast

• Ameeta as Roopa
• Bela Bose
• Edwina Lyons as Dancer
• Ratan Gaurang as Henchman
• King Kong as King Kong, Wrestler
• Kishore Kumar as Kishore
• Lalita Kumari as Radha
• Sheikh Mukhtar as Radha's husband
• Nasreen
• Maruti Rao as Sattar
• Dara Singh as Ram 'Ramu'^[2]

Soundtrack

Lyrics by Asad Bhopali, Music by Laxmikant Pyarelal

Song	Singers
"Pyar Baan te Chalo"	Kishore Kumar
"Kya Teri Zulfein Hain"	Kishore Kumar, Asha Bhosle
"Suno Jana Suno Jana"	Kishore Kumar
"Ajnabee Tum Jane Pehchane Se" (Male)	Kishore Kumar
"Ajnabee Tum Jane Pehchane Se" (Female)	Lata Mangeshkar