Mujhe Insaaf Chahiye
Suresh, the son of a wealthy lawyer, refuses to acknowledge his girlfriend Malati's child as his own. Malati hires a lawyer who fights for her rights and takes Suresh to court.
Suresh, the son of a wealthy lawyer, refuses to acknowledge his girlfriend Malati's child as his own. Malati hires a lawyer who fights for her rights and takes Suresh to court.
Rati Agnihotri
Malati
Mithun Chakraborty
Suresh Ray
Rekha
Shakuntala
Shreeram Lagoo
Viswanath Agarwal
Seema Deo
Mrs. Shanti Dayashankar Ray
Ranjeeta Kaur
Danny Denzongpa
Dayashankar Ray
Asrani
Abdul Lateef
Suresh, the son of a wealthy lawyer, refuses to acknowledge his girlfriend Malati's child as his own. Malati hires a lawyer who fights for her rights and takes Suresh to court.
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