Pardesi

• 1970
• 3 Hrs 10 Mins
• Suspense

Multi-millionaire Ajay lives with his newly wed wife, Kavita, mother, Ranimaa and a younger brother Vijay. Ajay's thriving business is managed by himself along with Vijay and the Munim. Ajay finds out that over the years Vijay has been indulging himself into lecherous activities with the business finances and thus confronts him leading to Vijay partnered by the Munim hurling Ajay from a mountain. Ajay is then bitten by a poisonous snake but finds his luck turning when he is rescued by the head of a snake-charm tribe leader, Ustad, who together with his daughter, Myna arranges to have him bitten by another snake curing him while they nurse him back to consciousness albeit with a memory loss. Both father and daughter agrees to let Ajay takes up lodging with them resulting in Ajay and Myna falling in love much to the chagrin of Myna's admirer, Tikora. Meanwhile Ustad and Myna rename Ajay, Pardesi and manually prepares him to be a successful snake-charmer while Tikora wants Paredesi dead. A confrontation between the two leads to fist-cuffs leaving Pardesi gravely wounded. An embittered Pardesi is then approached by the occupants of a car who happen to be Ranimaa, Vijay and Kavita where-by he is taken to his mansion and is again danger to his life at the hands of Vijay who wants to claim his property and estate once and for all.