Mr. & Mrs. 55 (1955) ｜ HD Full Movie

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Anita (Madhubala), who is watching her beloved tennis player, meets Preetam (Guru Dutt), a struggling cartoonist, at a tennis match. Seeta Devi, the aunt of Anita, a wealthy and well-educated heiress, is in charge of her (Lalita Pawar). Because Seeta is wary of males, she instills this mistrust in Anita. Anita's father's will, however, stipulates that she must get married within a month after turning 21 in order to get her fortune. Seeta Devi disagrees and tries to get Anita into a phoney marriage that will end in divorce, giving her wealth and independence in the process. Unaware that Preetam and Anita have already met, Seeta employs him to marry Anita. After their marriage, Preetam is kept away from Anita, but he kidnaps her .

Anita starts to appreciate the benefits of being married while she's at the residence after making friends with Preetam's sister-in-law. Preetam gives false, incriminating information to the court in order to hasten their divorce because of concern that he has lost Anita. Heartbroken, Preetam then departs from Mumbai. Now that Anita knows how she feels about Preetam, she runs to the airport to greet him. The pair is reunited in the end.

Mr. & Mrs. '55 is a 1955 Indian romantic comedy film from Abrar Alvi's screenplay, directed and produced by Guru Dutt. In this socially conscious urban Mumbai film, Madhubala plays naive heiress Anita Verma, who must wed an unemployed cartoonist (Guru Dutt) in order to keep her millions of dollars.

Mr. & Mrs. '55 was one of Dutt's first productions and one of his rare comedies. When the movie debuted in theatres on February 11, 1955, it became an enormous commercial and critical hit. With its box office success, Madhubala's career took a turn for the better. In 1954, she was considered "box office poison" along with other movie stars. Most people agree that her portrayal of Anita Verma is one of her most recognisable and unforgettable roles.

It was ranked 57th out of "The 100 Best Bollywood films" by Time Out in 2019.The film received praise for its humorous scenes but also criticism for how poorly it portrayed feminism and progressive ideas.