Mr. Sharma (Utpal Dutt) lives with his four sons (Biswajeet, Vijay Arora, Dilip Dhawan) and a daughter, Geeta or Butlie. Only the youngest son, Sunil (Anil Kapoor) and Geeta are unmarried. Mr. Sharma arranges his daughter's marriage with a man who will be re-locating to London, U.K. The family requires Rs.50,000/- for the expenses, and will even go to the extent of selling their house. Sunil or Saaheb as he is referred to, is the black sheep of the family - unemployed & uneducated - only interested in playing football. None of the elder brothers have any means of coming up with money for the expenses, and two of them even scheme with their respective wives to take over the house. Mr. Sharma attempts to raise the money, in vain. Sunil then makes the ultimate sacrifice for the marriage of his sister, and brings the money to his dad. His dad believes that Sunil has stolen the money, and Sunil is forced to lie about where he got the money from. The family only finds out after the marriage ceremony is over, and do not hesitate to blame him. It is then Sujata (Raakhee) reveals the secret of how the money came to Sunil's possession.
Cast: Amrita Singh, Anil Kapoor, Rakhee Gulzar
Crew: Anil Ganguly (Director), P Subedar (Director of Photography), Bappi Lahiri (Music Director)
Rating: U (India)
Genres: Action, Drama, Romance
Release Dates: 31 Jan 1985 (India)
Hindi Name: साहेब
Did you know? The film was remade in Telugu as Vijetha (1985), in Kannada as Karna (1986) and in Malayalam as Chekkaeran Oru Chilla (1986). Read More
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as Natasha
as Sunil Sharma
as Sujata Sharma
as Doctor
as Pareshan
as Shanti
as Mr. S.P. Sinha
as Natasha's Dad
as Geeta
as Mr. Somnath
Direction
Director
Production
Producer
Camera and Electrical
Director of Photography
Art
Art Director
Editorial
Editor
Stunts
Stunt Coordinator
Film Type:
Feature
Language:
Hindi
Colour Info:
Color
Frame Rate:
24 fps
Aspect Ratio:
2.35:1
Stereoscopy:
No
Movie Connection(s):
Referenced in: Aaj Ka M.L.A. Ram Avtar (Hindi)
Trivia:
The film is a remake of the Bengali movie Saheb (1981).
The film introduced many Indian viewers to the organ donor policy, something which the audience wasn't too familiar with at the time.
"Yaar Bina Chain Kahan Re" was inspired by the Donna Summers song "Try Me We Can Make It".
The film was remade in Telugu as Vijetha (1985), in Kannada as Karna (1986) and in Malayalam as Chekkaeran Oru Chilla (1986).
The film introduced many Indian viewers to the organ donor policy, something which the audience wasn't too familiar with at the time.
"Yaar Bina Chain Kahan Re" was inspired by the Donna Summers song "Try Me We Can Make It".
The film was remade in Telugu as Vijetha (1985), in Kannada as Karna (1986) and in Malayalam as Chekkaeran Oru Chilla (1986).
