Beti No.1

Beti No.1 English Daughter No.1 is a Bollywood film starring Govinda and Rambha in the lead roles. The film is a comedy, written by Santosh Saroj and directed by Rama Rao Tatineni. The film was released onOctober 2000. The film is a remake of Malayalam film Aadyathe Kanmani.

In the meantime, the youngest son Bharat starts to romance Priya Rambha, a girl of poor stock who works at a telephone booth. They fall in love, however, Durga Devi objects to Bharat engaging in a relationship with an impoverished girl. To prevent Durga Devi from discovering their relationship, Bharats father, Dashrath Prem Chopra, provides him and Priya with two lakhs, and they subsequently marry. They live happily together until Durga Devi discovers that they have been deceiving her, and she lashes out at Dashrath and Bharat. Durga Devi fires her maid and makes the new bride, Priya do all the household chores.As time passes, Priya falls pregnant and is foretold that her child will bring great happiness in the family by Durga Devis father. Everyone assumes that this means Priya is carrying a son as a daughter could not possibly bring happiness to the family. Durga Devis behaviour suddenly changes towards Priya and Priya is treated like a princess as she is carrying the requisite heir. However, on a visit to the doctor, Bharat and Priya are informed that they are having a girl and not a son. They soon realise that if Durga Devi ever finds out that they are having a girl then she will once again treat Priya poorly so they decide to play along with the story that she is having a boy. At the time of Priyas delivery, Bharats friend Mulayamchands wife is also having a baby. Both wives go into labour together with Priya delivering a girl and Mullus wife delivering a boy. Durga Devi suddenly collapses and ends up in the same hospital. Bharats Father sees Bharat holding Mullus son in his arms, mistakes him for his grandson and runs with the child to revive the ailing Durga Devi. Three days later, Durga Devi insists on taking her son home. Bharat persuades Mullu and his wife to live closer to their home and convinces Mullu and his wife to let them keep their son during the day and would be returned to them during the night and in turn they could keep their daughter during t

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