Beta

After the passing away of his mom, Raju is brought up by his dad, who unable to look after him, decides to re-marry, and this time to Laxmi, who is a devious and cunning woman. Soon after the marriage, she has her brother, Totara, and his wife, Menavati, move in. Both brother and sister plan to get her husband certified as mentally deranged, and have him locked up in a room, in which they succeed. Raju is brought up without any education and skills, and works on the estate like other labourers. When Raju grows up, he is very devoted to his stepmother, who wants him to marry an illiterate girl, so that she can continue to rule over them. But Raju marries Laxmi, who is educated, and shrewd enough to know that Raju is being taken advantage of. When Laxmi intervenes on Raju's behalf, she is humiliated and asked to leave by Raju himself. Laxmi must now decide to stay and face the risk of more abuse, or leave and begin life anew.

Beta (Hindi: बेटा, Urdu: بیٹا, translation: Son) was a 1992 Bollywood Hindi movie directed by Indra Kumar. It is a remake of the Tamil film Enga Chinna Rasa (1987), which itself is remake of kannada movie Mallammana Pavaada, starring Raj Kumar and B. SarojaDevi. The film featured the pairing of Madhuri Dixit with Anil Kapoor, who were previously paired in Tezaab and Parinda. The film is perhaps best remembered for the hit song "Dhak Dhak Karne Laga", which earned Madhuri Dixit her nickname as the "Dhak-Dhak Girl" ("dhak-dhak" = heartbeat). Beta won four Filmfare Awards including Best Actress (Dixit), Best Actor (Kapoor), Best Playback Singer (Anuradha Paudwal for "Dhak Dhak Karne Laga") and Best Supporting Actress Aruna Irani.

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