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Dhool ka phool

film by Chopra [1959]
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  • Filmmaker Yash Chopra
    Yash Chopra
    / Career

    His directorial debut, Dhool Ka Phool (1959; “Flowers of the Dust”), a drama that examines the social consequences of the birth of a child out of wedlock, was enormously popular. He followed it with Dharmputra (1961; “Dutiful Son”), a film adaptation of a novel about the pre-partition period


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    His directorial debut, Dhool Ka Phool (1959; “Flowers of the Dust”), a drama that examines the social consequences of the birth of a child out of wedlock, was enormously popular. He followed it with Dharmputra (1961; “Dutiful Son”), a film adaptation of a novel about the pre-partition period


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