Shikari (2000)

In order to take revenge for the death of his family at the hands of multi-millionaire Virendra Singh Rawal; Om Srivastav escapes from jail, with the help of a mask assumes the identity of ... See full summary »

Director:

N. Chandra

Writers:

N. Chandra, Rajeev Kaul (screenplay),

Stars:

Govinda, Tabu, Karisma Kapoor

2 nominations.

Cast

Credited cast:
Govinda	...	Om Srivastav / Mahendra Pratap Singh
Tabu	...	Suman
Karisma Kapoor	...	Rajeshwari Rawal
Shweta Menon	...	Tania Jacobs
Nirmal Pandey	...	Virendra Singh Rawal
Sushma Seth	...	Rajeshwari's mother
Kiran Kumar	...	Arjun Singh
Johnny Lever	...	Jafrani
Rana Jung Bahadur	...	Inspector Rana
Vishnu Sharma
Beena Banerjee	...	(as Beena)
Deep Dhillon
Razak Khan
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Arun Bali
Ghanshyam

Storyline

In order to take revenge for the death of his family at the hands of multi-millionaire Virendra Singh Rawal; Om Srivastav escapes from jail, with the help of a mask assumes the identity of a man called Mahendra Pratap Singh and travels to South Africa in Cape Town where Virendra is located with his wife Suman and a sister Rajeshwari. Om first kills Virendra and then feigns love for his sister Rajeshwari. Om will now do anything in his power to ensure that the Rawal's family is entirely wiped out.

---

Genres:

Thriller

---

Details

Country:

India

Language:

Hindi

Release Date:

6 October 2000 (India)

Filming Locations:

India

Company Credits

Production Co:

Kavita Pictures

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

User Reviews

Shikari made producers Bhikari

This was one film i wanted to watch always when it released The promos were eye catching and Govinda in a negative role was a surprise

But the film isn't that good

It has lot of flaws

The start is good and till the murder everything goes well but the film falls flat when the romance track starts between Govinda and Karisma and the songs that follow

Then the twist about Govinda and Tabu being in love leaves more doubts and flaws and then How come Govinda turns into a rich criminal from a poor villager?

The last flashback too is prolonged and also the entire clash between Govinda-Karisma and Tabu

N Chandra disappoints Music is okay, Bahot Khoobsurat stands out

Govinda tries a negative role and does very well in it though he overdoes it too much at times Karisma is good but irritates at times with her cries Tabu is okay Nirmal Pandey still doesn't know the difference between loud screaming and acting rest are okay