Hum Kisise Kum Naheen
- Rishi Kapoor: Rajesh
- Tariq: Sanjay Kumar
- Kaajal Kiran: Kajal
- Amjad Khan: Saudagar Singh
- Kamal Kapoor: Seth Kishorlal
- Ravindra Kapoor: Prakash
- Aarti Mala / Rajesh's sister
- Murad: Rajesh's father
- Zeenat Aman: Sunita ( guest role )
Hum Kisi Se Kum Nahin is a Hindi film directed by Nasir Hussain in the year 1977.
Action
An Indian millionaire sells his property due to the critical situation in Africa and replaced it in diamonds. With these diamonds he wants to return to his homeland, but suffers with an intermediate stop in Beirut a heart attack. Even before his death, he hands over the precious stones the trusted Kishorlal Seth, who also travels to India to give them his son Rajesh.
No sooner in possession of the stones Seth Kishorlal followed by gangsters. To escape the gangsters, he hides the diamonds in the side pocket of a bicycle, its owner, Sanjay Kumar, a moment later drives away.
The millionaire's son Rajesh can now check of Saudagar Singh and Baljeet Kumar Dana, Kishorlal stole the diamonds. Finally, Rajesh has the idea to make friends with Kishorlals only child Kajal, only to get at the diamonds. But this proves to be difficult, because Kajal is in love already in their childhood friend Sanjay Kumar.
Soon, it turns out that Kishorlal is not actually in possession of the diamonds and told truthfully it in a side pocket with the inscription SK hidden to have. Sanjay, who works as a manager Rajesh, this brings to Vorschei. Now it is clear that Saudagar Singh and his partner are the real thieves.
Cleverly and with Sanjay's help they can defend themselves against the treacherous gangster. Thus everything has its order: Sanjay and Kajal are finally reunited, Rajesh has his diamonds and his great love Sunita, who is running away from her arranged marriage recovered.
Music
The soundtrack by RD Burman was one of the biggest hits of the 70s. The lyrics Majrooh Sultanpuri wrote.
Shahrukh Khan in hit movie Main Hoon Na ( 2004), among others, the songs Chand Mera Dil Yeh Ladka Hai Allah and from Hum Kisise Kum Naheen are played.
Awards
National Film Award (1978 )
- National Film Award / Best playback singer Mohammad Rafi to Kya Hua Tera for the song Vada
Filmfare Award 1978
- Filmfare Award / Best playback singer Mohammad Rafi to Kya Hua Tera for the song Vada
- Filmfare Award / Best Cinematography Munir Khan to
- Filmfare Award / Best Art Direction at The Shanti
Nominations
- Filmfare Award / Best Supporting Actor at Tariq
- Filmfare Award / Best music of Rahul Dev Burman