Mere Geetbr Song: Pyar Hua Ikrar Huabr Singer: Lata Mangeshkar, Manna Deybr Movie : Shri 420br Lyrics: Shailendrabr Music Director: Shankar-Jaikishanbr br 1956: Filmfare Awardsbr Best Cinematographer: Radhu Karmakar [3]br Best Editing: G.G. Mayekarbr National Film Awards[4]br 1956: Certificate of Merit for the Second Best Feature Film in Hindibr br The title of one of the songs in the movie is "Ramaiya Vastavaiya" is in Telugu,which means 'Lord Ram, you will come'.The title alone is derived from an old Telugu folk song.Apart from that,rest of the song's lyrics (and the film) are in Hindi.br br The film grossed over Rs.20 million. This record was beaten 2 years later by Mother India in 1957.[2]br br br Wearing torn Japanese shoes, English trousers, a red Russian cap, and a Hindustani heart, orphaned Ranbir Raj comes to Bombay to make his fortune. He pawns his gold medal, gambles with the money, loses everything, & the balance is pick-pocketed. He ends up on the beach, meets with Vidya Shastri, a teacher who runs a private school, and both fall in love. Ranbir gets a job in a laundry. When he goes to deliver some clothes to Maya, she notices that he has a way with cards, gets him to accompany her to a casino of sorts, where he wins Rs.20000-, which unfortunately is pocketed by Maya. Then a rich industrialist, Sonanand Dharmachand, approaches Ranbir, hires him to work for him, and soon Ranbir is on his way to a wealthy life. Vidya gets a first hand look at this wealthy life, and decides to break up with him. Sonachand teaches Ranbir that in order to make money one must never discriminate between the rich and poor.