Manasi

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Manasi
Directed byMalay Mitra
Written byBimal Sadhu
Screenplay byMalay Mitra
Produced byJayant Kumar
Starring Sriram Panda
Tripura Misra
Saudamini Misra
Swarup Naik
Samuel Sahul
CinematographyAshu Dutt
Music by Prafulla Kar
Production
company
Abhiyatrik Productions
Release date
  • 27 November 1981 (1981-11-27)
Running time
148 min
CountryIndia
LanguageOdia

Manasi is a 1981 romantic comedy Oriya film directed by Malay Mitra. [1] [2]

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Plot

Akash (Sriram Panda) is the son of industrialist Surendra Das and looks after his father's business. He and Prashant (Swarup Naik), who is an engineer by profession are close friends. One day Akash's family visit Seema's (Saudamini Misra) family at a function held by Seema's father. Seema mistaken Akash as a driver and Prashant as Akash. Seema's friend Surekha falls in love with Prashant alias Akash. Evantually Seema falls in love with Akash alias the driver. Situation becomes tense, when Akash's family want the marriage of Akash with Seema. At last the confusion is resolved and Seema finds out the identity of the driver and pseudo Akash is Prashant.

Cast

Soundtrack

TrackSongSinger(s)Composerlyric
1Kie Se Priya Kahin Prema Debasis Mahapatra Prafulla Kar Gokulananda Panda
2Hey Bhagate Arey Mun Geeta Gaibi Tikie Prafulla Kar Prafulla Kar Prafulla Kar

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References

  1. "Released by Year » Year 1981". Odia Movie Database.
  2. "Manasi". IncredibleOdish.
  3. "Film : Manasi". OdiaMusic.