Abhimanyu (1989)

Abhimanyu alias Manu lives in a small town in India with his dad, Shyam Lal, mom, and unmarried sister, Tulsi. When the lecherous son, Pannalal, of wealthy Ram and Parvati, returns home, he... See full summary »

Director:

Tony Juneja

Writer:

Gyandev Agnihotri (dialogue)

Stars:

Anil Kapoor, Kimi Katkar, Poonam Dhillon

Cast

Cast overview:
Anil Kapoor	...	Manu / Abhimanyu America Puri / Abdul Jabbar
Kimi Katkar	...	Geeta
Poonam Dhillon	...	Tulsi / Miss California 'Kelly'
Anita Raj	...	Lalita
Aruna Irani	...	Parvati (Ram's wife)
Prem Chopra	...	Ram Babu
Shakti Kapoor	...	Pannalal 'Panni' Double Horse Power
Shafi Inamdar	...	G.S. Parmeswaran
Jagdeep	...	Pyarelal / Jack
A.K. Hangal	...	Shyam Lal
Urmila Bhatt	...	Savitri (Shyam Lal's wife)
Binda	...	Malik (as Bhinda)
Guddi Maruti	...	Baby (Geeta's Friend)

Storyline

Abhimanyu alias Manu lives in a small town in India with his dad, Shyam Lal, mom, and unmarried sister, Tulsi. When the lecherous son, Pannalal, of wealthy Ram and Parvati, returns home, he is taken in by Tulsi's beauty and forces himself upon her, leaving her to commit suicide, but Ram saves her just in time. When Manu finds out that Pannalal is responsible for Tulsi's state, he goes to plead with Pannalal to marry Tulsi, he scoffs at and humiliates him. Ram, Tulsi, Pyare, their friend, Ram and his U.S. returned wealthy industrialist friend, G.S. Parmeshwaran, then get together and plot against Pannalal - which results in Pannalal getting married to Tulsi; and Ram's daughter, Geeta, getting married to Manu. Enraged at this deception, Pannalal swears revenge, and takes Tulsi with him to his mistress, Lalita, and asks her to serve her, which Tulsi agrees to do. But Pannalal is not satisfied with this - for his aim is to marry Lalita - at any cost - even if it means killing Tulsi.

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Genres:

Drama

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Details

Country:

India

Language:

Hindi

Release Date:

8 June 1989 (India)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Navjeevan Productions

Technical Specs

Runtime:

168 min

Color:

Color

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