Nauker (1979)

In the heart of affluent widower Amar's spacious residence, there's a void filled only with the echoes of his daughter's laughter and the loyal presence of his servant, Dayal. His sister and brother-in-law, worried about his daughter's need for a mother's warmth, coax Amar into considering marriage once again. Amidst hesitations, Amar finds himself exploring the possibility of love with two sisters, Shobha and Sheela, albeit with an unusual strategy. Amar swaps identities with Dayal, stepping into the humble shoes of a servant, while Dayal dons the affluent cloak of his master. Uncertain if a stepmother could truly replace a mother's love, Amar seeks to understand the women's true nature from an unobserved perspective. Their journey leads them to the bustling household of Durga, Shanti Swarup, Renu, Sheela, and their servant Geeta, where Dayal enjoys the comforts of a spacious room, while Amar braves a cramped servant's quarter with no electricity. However, the glow of love needs no electric light. Amar finds himself drawn not to the sisters but to the humble servant, Geeta. Yet, bound by the façade he has orchestrated, he is unable to express his feelings or propose marriage. Meanwhile, Durga's suspicions start to stir, questioning if Amar is truly a servant or, perhaps, a swindler in disguise. This unexpected love story unfolds with a twist, keeping viewers engaged in the intricate dance of love and deception.

Nauker is a comedy movie.

It is possible to buy Nauker on Amazon Video.