All Rounder (1984)

Ajay and Birju are brothers. Birju encourages his brother, who loves cricket, to become a professional, and he does so. His rise to fame creates many enemies for him, one of whom is Vikram.... See full summary »

Director:

Mohan Kumar

Writers:

Mahendra Dehlvi (dialogue), Mohan Kumar (screenplay),

Stars:

Rati Agnihotri, Ramesh Deo, Raju Desai

Cast

Credited cast:
Rati Agnihotri	...	Ritu
Ramesh Deo	...	Cricket Boardperson
Raju Desai	...	Young Birju
Kumar Gaurav	...	Ajay Kumar (Birju's brother)
Shakti Kapoor	...	Vikram
Shubha Khote	...	Moushiji
Sujit Kumar	...	Ritu's dad
Vinod Mehra	...	Birju
Yunus Parvez	...	Cricket Board Chair
Ashalata Wabgaonkar	...	Ritu's mom (as Ashalata)

Storyline

Ajay and Birju are brothers. Birju encourages his brother, who loves cricket, to become a professional, and he does so. His rise to fame creates many enemies for him, one of whom is Vikram. with a help of a woman friend, Vikram gets Ajay to get drunk and act disorderly and gets him dismissed from playing any professional cricket. Ajay's brother Birju is disappointed too, and both brothers quarrel, and Ajay runs away from home. Ajay's girlfriend Ritu and her parents too are disappointed with Ajay. Ajay takes up drinking alcohol to forget his woes. Will Ajay ever redeem himself in the eyes of his brother, his beloved, and his fans?

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Plot Keywords:

brother brother relationship | rival | cricket the game | tailor

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Genres:

Action | Drama

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Details

Country:

India

Language:

Hindi

Filming Locations:

India

Company Credits

Production Co:

Emkay Productions

Technical Specs

Sound Mix:

Mono

Color:

Color

User Reviews

Deserves a negative rating

IMDb provides 1 to 10 for movies produced. There should be a rating for movies that should not have been produced. I won't be too harsh. I won't rate this one at -10. But -2 would certainly be appropriate. I don't know the IQ of the story writer. I cannot blame him. We need to be tolerant. But what surprises me is that Kumar Gaurav, Rati and Shakti decided to take this film. In 1984 I assume they were not that desperate. The only reason I saw this movie was because it has a cricket background. Oh what a shame. I seriously doubt if the producer, writer and directors know anything about the game. The bowling and batting actions of the players don't even measure up to those at the college level cricket, and director had audacity to cast them as at international cricket level. If you are planning to watch the DVD because you love cricket, don't do it. Just go back and watch Lagaan 17th time or whatever is your current count.