Ajay, who runs a drug cartel with Jaggan, kills his brother for being a police informant. When his son starts consuming drugs and dies a troubled Ajay helps the police, only to hear his daughter is in danger. Mithun, as customs officer, promises to find her so Ajay can divulge the details of the gang.
Typical early 80's Bollywood action film with a pacy plot, and enough dishoom-dishoom and shootouts to keep one interested. Plus, you got a good performance from Sharat Saxena, who usually plays a straight out bad guy, but here he is ex-drug dealer informing the police about drug shipments. The death of his brother and son are the catalysts. That angle adds a bit of emotion and substance to the story. And enter Shakti Kapoor as Billa, an assassin hired by Madan Puri to kill Ajay, however, in some pretty terse scenes his murderous plans are scuppered by the charismatic disco dancer Mithun. There's a lot of fun to be had here.
Typical early 80's Bollywood action film with a pacy plot, and enough dishoom-dishoom and shootouts to keep one interested. Plus, you got a good performance from Sharat Saxena, who usually plays a straight out bad guy, but here he is ex-drug dealer informing the police about drug shipments. The death of his brother and son are the catalysts. That angle adds a bit of emotion and substance to the story. And enter Shakti Kapoor as Billa, an assassin hired by Madan Puri to kill Ajay, however, in some pretty terse scenes his murderous plans are scuppered by the charismatic disco dancer Mithun. There's a lot of fun to be had here.
