Love In Tokyo is a 1966 Indian Hindi-language romantic comedy film directed and produced by Pramod Chakravorty.

Mahesh calls the police and tells them Sheela's father is committing suicide which is not true.

Asha and Chikoo go to a tea house for food but two women quickly recognize her as her uncle and Pran had a reward of 5,000 dollars for the person who finds her first.

Devastated she goes to The Tokyo Shrine, that when she was disguised told Ashok that you pray there for lost love.

Sheela pretends to be mute and Mahesh arrives dressing as an Arab doctor Aziz Mahamood.

They end up spending their honeymoon at a traditional onsen, Mahesh runs away realizing its Sheela's dad, on the way he bumps into a scientists table and mixes the chemicals on his shoes giving him the ability to fly, on the way he saves a woman's child from getting run over by a train and holds onto a helicopter.

Mahesh, Sheela, and Chikoo show up as a Muslim couple looking for their child named Ghulfam and barge into the house.

They hand Asha a tape with Chikoo's Voice and Sheela and Mahesh sing to "find him" and call the police.

When leaving for a tour of tokyo, Ashok's Mother catches them hugging and screams, and throws insults at Asha when she didn't even know Ashok had a fiancée, Chikoo, mad pelts Raisaheb, (Sarita's father) and Sarita slaps him he goes to Asha and explains why he did that.

Raisaheb finds it to be a good thing because they can take advantage of Ashok's family and spend their money.

Asha's uncle holds Chikoo hostage and threatens to kill him, he also says that unless she marries Pran her life and Ashok will be destroyed.

Doing so she goes and Ashok finds her and breaks in and rescues her from Pran's clutches they get their happily ever after and the movie ends with everyone happy.

The film stars Joy Mukherjee, Asha Parekh, Pran, Mehmood, Lalita Pawar, Asit Sen, Shubha Khote, and Madan Puri.

Filmfare Nomination for Best Performance in a Comic Role--Mehmood[7] In this movie Asha Parekh's ponytail was held by a hair clip that consisted of two beads on a rubber band.