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Khakee (2004) 7.3
DCP Anant Shrivastav (Amitabh Bachchan) has been assigned the mission to escort terrorist Iqbal Ansari (Atul Kulkarni) from Chandangarh to Mumbai. His terrorist organization are determined ... See full summary » Director:Rajkumar Santoshi |
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Cast
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DCP Anant Kumar Shrivastav
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Sr. Inspector Shekhar Verma
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Yashwant Angre, Former Police Officer
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Mahalaxshmi
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Tusshar Kapoor | ... |
Sub Inspector Ashwin Gupte
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Atul Kulkarni | ... |
Dr. Iqbal Ansari
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Jayapradha | ... |
Jaya Shrivastav (Special Appearance)
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Lara Dutta | ... |
Dancer 'Aisa Jadoo' (Special Appearance)
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ACP Naidu
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Sabyasachi Chakraborty | ... |
Minister Deodhar
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Tanuja | ... |
Dr. Iqbal Ansari's mother
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D. Santosh |
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Kamlesh Sawant | ... |
Constable Kamlesh Sawant
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DCP Anant Shrivastav (Amitabh Bachchan) has been assigned the mission to escort terrorist Iqbal Ansari (Atul Kulkarni) from Chandangarh to Mumbai. His terrorist organization are determined to obtain him again. The plan for this is led by Yashwant Angre (Ajay Devgan), a ruthless killer and a former police officer. Anant's team consists of Inspector Shekhar Sachdev (Akshay Kumar), rookie cop Ashwin Gupte (Tusshar Kapoor) and two more inspectors. Soon Mahalakshmi (Aishwarya Rai) joins them as she is the only witness to have seen Yashwant. The team are armed and ready to go but danger lurks everywhere as the terrorist organization are determined to make sure the officers do not make it to Mumbai. The trip turns into survival when the team are attacked at various times. Finally the team make it to an abandoned cottage in the forest but there is a shoot out and the team are heavily outnumbered. Shekhar tries to force an exchange but against Anant's and Ashwin's judgement. Finally Ansari, ... Written by gavin@sunny_deol2009@yahoo.com
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From the director of Ghayal, Damini, Andaz Apna Apna, Barsaat, Ghatak, China Gate, Pukar, Lajja & The Legend of Bhagat Singh See more »Certificate:
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Country:
IndiaRelease Date:
23 January 2004 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Khakee - Das tödliche Gesetz Indiens See more »Box Office
Opening Weekend:
£87,379 (UK) (23 January 2004)Gross:
£87,379 (UK) (23 January 2004)Company Credits
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Mahalaxshmi: Duty ke waqt dil lagana acchi baat nehi. Tum apni duty se chuke, main nehi.
Sr. Inspector Shekhar Verma: Main kaise mara Yeh baat kisi se batana nehi, warna logo ka vishwash uth jayega pyar mohabbat se. Don't tell anybody how did I die, or else people's faith would be lost from love.
Sr. Inspector Shekhar Verma: Aur Pehla Goli yeh mujh per chalayegi.
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Music by Ram Sampat
Lyrics by Sameer
Performed by Arnab Chakravarthy and Shreya Ghoshal
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Trivia
Rajkumar Santoshi narrated the story of the movie to Amar Singh (politician), who had arranged the meeting with Amitabh Bachchan and the film started with his blessings. Also, during the film's production he went out of his way to obtain permission to shoot on the train. Hence the reason Amar Singh is thanked in the opening credits. See more »Goofs
While driving the jeep, Shekhar is holding a revolver (with his finger on the trigger) in close-ups. However in the wider shots he has no gun. See more »Quotes
Yashwant Angre, Former Police Officer: Yeh ishq hai bhi ajeeb funda!Mahalaxshmi: Duty ke waqt dil lagana acchi baat nehi. Tum apni duty se chuke, main nehi.
Sr. Inspector Shekhar Verma: Main kaise mara Yeh baat kisi se batana nehi, warna logo ka vishwash uth jayega pyar mohabbat se. Don't tell anybody how did I die, or else people's faith would be lost from love.
Sr. Inspector Shekhar Verma: Aur Pehla Goli yeh mujh per chalayegi.
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Soundtracks
"Wada Raha"Music by Ram Sampat
Lyrics by Sameer
Performed by Arnab Chakravarthy and Shreya Ghoshal
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Followed up the over-rated EK HASINA THI with KHAKEE, and found it much more to my tastes. The script was pretty cliched and the melodrama and machismo were turned up way too high (actually *everything* was turned up way too high!), but I found it involving and compelling.
The production values in the film are extremely high, and it seems that Indian action scenes have really got a lot better over the past few years - still more Hollywood than Hong Kong, and there was too much random camera movement at times, but they were still very exciting to watch.
Amitabh is still king, but the film was really owned by Ajay Devgan - he's finally managed to shake off the ZAKHM character in my head (since it was the first role I saw him in, seeing him as anything else always felt wrong to me, but his performance in KHAKEE is now the one he'll have trouble escaping I suspect).
Recommended :)