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- Badal is a 1951 Indian Hindustani-language romantic action film directed by Amiya Chakravarty and produced by Bhagwan Das Varma. Starring Madhubala, Prem Nath (in the titular role) and Purnima, the film tells the story of a common man named Badal, who wants to exact revenge upon the Jagirdar for killing his father but ends up falling for his daughter Ratna. Released in May 1951, Badal became one of the biggest box-office hits of the year. (en)
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- D. B. Joshi (en)
- Ramrao Ghatke (en)
- Vinayak Joshi (en)
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- Badal (en)
- Aansoo Bahane Wale (en)
- Ae Dil Na Mujhse Chhupa (en)
- Anmol Pyar Bin Mol Beeke (en)
- Do Din Ke Liye (en)
- Main Rahi Bhatakne Wala (en)
- Rota Hai Mera Dil (en)
- Saawan Ka Mausam Suhana (en)
- Unse Pyar Ho Gaya (en)
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- Badal is a 1951 Indian Hindustani-language romantic action film directed by Amiya Chakravarty and produced by Bhagwan Das Varma. Starring Madhubala, Prem Nath (in the titular role) and Purnima, the film tells the story of a common man named Badal, who wants to exact revenge upon the Jagirdar for killing his father but ends up falling for his daughter Ratna. Released in May 1951, Badal became one of the biggest box-office hits of the year. (en)
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