Vijay, the only son of a widower industrialist Vishwanath, carries with him the attitude of the western world. His father hopes to bring some stability into his son’s life through marriage but Vijay is all the more reluctant to tie the knot. A compromise is finally struck between the father and the son with Vijay agreeing to marry, on the condition that if he is not compatible with his wife after a year of marriage, he will leave her. Vishwanath feels that there is no one better suited than Megha, his trusted and efficient secretary, who is capable of changing his son’s heart. Vijay thinks otherwise and on their first anniversary, he enforces the contract. Megha leaves his house. In the midst of all, Megha realises that she is pregnant. She acknowledges Vijay as the father of her child, but not as her husband any more
Vijay, the only son of a widower industrialist Vishwanath, carries with him the attitude of the western world. His father hopes to bring some stability into his son’s life through marriage but Vijay is all the more reluctant to tie the knot. A compromise is finally struck between the father and the son with Vijay agreeing to marry, on the condition that if he is not compatible with his wife after a year of marriage, he will leave her. Vishwanath feels that there is no one better suited than Megha, his trusted and efficient secretary, who is capable of changing his son’s heart. Vijay thinks otherwise and on their first anniversary, he enforces the contract. Megha leaves his house. In the midst of all, Megha realises that she is pregnant. She acknowledges Vijay as the father of her child, but not as her husband any more
Studio: Unknown
/ 1999
/ 163 Minutes
