Janta Hawaldar

Film starring Rajesh Khanna, Ashok Kumar and Yogeeta Bali

Cast

Rajesh Khanna

as Constable Janta Prasad

Ashok Kumar

as Commissioner

Yogeeta Bali

as Sunaina

Mehmood

as Mahesh

Hema Malini

as Deepa

Lalita Pawar

Leela Chitnis

as Naani

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