Total Releases - 460

     (November 1972—December 1973) 


 Double A1

• Bobby

• Yaadon Ki Baaraat 

• Jugnu

• Seeta Aur Geeta


A1

• Zanjeer (Double 'A1' in Delhi, U. P) 

• Raja Jani

• Loafer (Double 'A1' in Delhi, U.P.) 

• Anuraag

• Victoria No.203

• Daag

• Kahani Kismet Ki

• Dharma 


A

• Samadhi ('A1' in U.P., Punjab) 

• Heera

• Aa Gale Lag Jaa ('A1' in Bombay) 

• Namak Haraam

• Garam Hava

• Do Gaz Zameen Ke Neeche

• Do Chor 

• Do Yaar

• Anhonee

• Manchali

• Dhund

• Abhimaan

• Jaise Ko Taisa

• Jheel Ke Uss Paar


+B

• Jwar Bhata

• Anamika

• Tanhai (Excellent in U.P., Bengal) 

• Hanste Zakhm

• Bindiya Aur Bandook

• Keemat

• Naag Mere Saathi

• Kuchhe Dhaage

• GharibNawaz

• Suraj Aur Chanda (Excellent in Delhi-U.P.) 

• Samjhauta ('A' in Bengal) 

• Aaj Ki Taza Khabar

• Sabak

• Gora Aur Kala (Very good in North) 

• Anokhi Ada

• Khoon Khoon


B

• Teen Chor

• Saudagar

• Blackmail

• Ghulam Begum Baadshah


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