Music
The film has two solos by Lata Mangeshkar, a romantic duet by Lata and Kishore, the mocking of Kaaliram after the drum competition sung in the form of a titular song by Kishore ("KKaliram Ka Dhol"), and then the melody of "Manchali O Manchali" sung by Kishore and Asha.
Some of the scenes have been in filmed in Darjeeling. The knife shown in the poster is the "Khukri".
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