[1][2][4] It was produced by Punambhai Patel under banner of Lakshmi Film Laboratory and Studios Pvt.
She teaches a lesson to Mukhi's lustful son and to the robber who casts a bad eye on the Mukhiya's daughter.
In the end, Chandaji frees Mena from the king's captivity with his cleverness and bravery.
[2][1] The soundtrack is as follows:[2] All lyrics are written by Ramesh Gupta, Bhaskar Vora[2]; all music is composed by Dilip Dholakia[1][2]The film was commercially successful and celebrated its silver jubilee (25 weeks).
[8] It was awarded by the Government of Gujarat for the year 1975-76 in the categories of Best Playback Singer (Usha Mangeshkar) and Best Art Director (Rafiqbhai Patel).