Guide the evergreen Bollywood movie written and directed by Vijay Anand and music composed by legendary Sachin Dev Burman [S.D.Burman].Originally The Guide name of a book written by novel prize winner R K Narayan .Evergreen Actor Dev Anand was is main lead role and Waheeda Rehman was in his opposite female lead.The movie tells a very simple love story with deep philosophy of human life which accomplishes with every one's life.The movie Guide was released in 1965.Lata Mangeskar and Sailendra were given more strength to the evergreen movie Guide by their play back voices on the best of all time.

Story of The Evergreen Bollywood Movie Guide:-
A Guide falls in love with a married woman, then is jailed for forgery and stealing money from her. After being released from prison for Forgery and Theft, Multi-linguist Raju (Dev Anand) reflects on his life as a Guide; his meeting with the daughter of a prostitute, Rosie (Waheeda Rehman), who was unhappily married to Marco(Kishore Sahu), and wants to take up acting and dancing as a career.Rosie separates and moves in with Raju and his mom (Leela Chitnis).Then both re-locate, and with Raju's encouragement,she succeeds in an acting and dancing career, resulting in both becoming very wealthy. He then succumbs to gambling,and alcohol,and forges Rosie's signature. He is arrested,tried in court,found guilty and imprisoned. Now discharged from prison,he changes his mind about returning home to his mother,and decides to go elsewhere and start afresh to a decision that will alter his life and way of thinking forever. [Source:IMDB]
Readers or viewers review on evergreen Guide:-
one of the finest examples of film-making.This film is an absolutely original, Indian story, and does not owe anything to the west.Every aspect of the film is top-notch. The songs(each one, a masterpiece) blend so beautifully with the sequences, that one is convinced that the film would be incomplete without the songs.The film moves on to the next level with the beginning of a love affair between Raju and a danseuse named Rosy(Waheeda Rehman) who is already married, but is discontented because her archaeologist husband doesn't really give a damn about her.The husband (Kishore Sahu) is shown to be deeply engrossed in the caves of Udaipur(the city where Raju is famously called "Raju guide")However,there is hardly any intimate scene between Raju and Rosy (later christened Nalini,in the film) and their feelings for each other are depicted in a very subtle manner.The characterization is so good that we sympathize with Rosy,rather than condemning her for having an extra marital affair.What happens next and what awaits Raju and Rosy is what the film is all about. Definitely any one can take entertainment this movie any time any where.
Readers or viewers review on evergreen Guide:-
one of the finest examples of film-making.This film is an absolutely original, Indian story, and does not owe anything to the west.Every aspect of the film is top-notch. The songs(each one, a masterpiece) blend so beautifully with the sequences, that one is convinced that the film would be incomplete without the songs.The film moves on to the next level with the beginning of a love affair between Raju and a danseuse named Rosy(Waheeda Rehman) who is already married, but is discontented because her archaeologist husband doesn't really give a damn about her.The husband (Kishore Sahu) is shown to be deeply engrossed in the caves of Udaipur(the city where Raju is famously called "Raju guide")However,there is hardly any intimate scene between Raju and Rosy (later christened Nalini,in the film) and their feelings for each other are depicted in a very subtle manner.The characterization is so good that we sympathize with Rosy,rather than condemning her for having an extra marital affair.What happens next and what awaits Raju and Rosy is what the film is all about. Definitely any one can take entertainment this movie any time any where.















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