Baton Baton Mein (1979)

 ●  Hindi ● 2 hrs 1 min

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Rosie Perreira is an overly anxious widow, living with her guitar-obsessed son, Sabhi, and a lovely daughter, Nancy, who she would like to get married to a wealthy young man. Her helpful neighbor, Tom, introduces a young eligible Tony Braganza to Nancy in the 9:10 AM Western Railway local train from Bandra to Churchgate. Tom also asks Nancy to introduce Tony to Rosie, which she does. Rosie is initially apprehensive about him as he only drawing a mere Rs.300/ compared to Nancy's Rs.700/-, but soon changes her mind when she finds out that after his probationary period he will draw a monthly pay of Rs.1000/-. Nancy and Tom are permitted to meet and both eventually fall in love. While Nancy wants to follow her mother's directions and get married, Tony is hesitant, and this is what costs him Nancy's love, as she starts to feel that he will not come through with the marriage. And soon Rosie starts looking elsewhere for a son-in-law, while Tony is still reluctant to make any commitments.

Cast: Amol Palekar, Tina Munim

Crew: Basu Chatterjee (Director), Rajesh Roshan (Music Director)

Rating: U (India)

Genres: Comedy, Drama, Romance

Release Dates: 13 Apr 1979 (India)

Hindi Name: बातों बातों में

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Did you know? The song "Uthe Sab Ke Kadam" is taken from the nursery rhyme "Polly Wolly Doodle" sung by Shirley Temple. Read More
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as Tony Braganza
as Nancy Perreira
as Mr. Braganza
as Francis Fernandes
as Philomena Aunty
as Mrs. Braganza
as Imaginary Nancy's Mom
as Henry

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Film Type:
Feature
Language:
Hindi
Colour Info:
Color
Frame Rate:
24 fps
Aspect Ratio:
2.35:1
Stereoscopy:
No
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Revealing Mistakes
The 'Limca' bottles from which David, Amol and Tina are seen sipping from change into 'Duke's' bottles a few seconds later.
Trivia:
The song "Uthe Sab Ke Kadam" is taken from the nursery rhyme "Polly Wolly Doodle" sung by Shirley Temple.