Vidya Sinha and Ashok Kumar in Chhoti Si Baat

Chhoti Si Baat is loosely inspired from “School for Scoundrels”, a 1960 British Comedy which itself was based on the “Gamesmanship” series of books by Stephen Potter.

This picture is part of the film memorabilia on display at the exhibition on Basu Chatterji’s films titled ‘Basu Chatterji, A Manzil of Memories’, organised by Sensorium and Weavers Studio Centre for the Arts in Kolkata.

(These film stills and memorabilia are courtesy SMM Ausaja and Rupali Guha.)

Yeh din kya aaye (Chhoti Si Baat)
Singer: Mukesh
Music: Salil Chaudhry
Lyrics: Yogesh

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