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[*Not to be confused with another movie Gupt Gyaan]
Gupt Gyan ("Secret knowledge") was an Indian Hindi film,[1] that was released in 1974. It was mainly based on imparting knowledge on sex and related matters.[2] Many such problems used to cause unnecessary stress to youngsters. For instance, traditionally it was taught that masturbation was bad for health, and most adolescents had a guilt feeling after every such act. In that pre-internet era, where information on sex was scant and not easily accessible, such lack of information - or even lack of knowledge - was a cause of great stress to youngsters.
Made on a low budget, this film did very well.
Plot edit
The hero Dinesh sees that Kanchan, a girl student is suffering from syphilis. He vows to study modern medicine. After successfully completing his studies, he starts his own sex clinic.
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- ^ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JijsGVk73-s
- ^ "Lots in a movie name". April 10, 2010 – via The Economic Times - The Times of India.
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