Johny I Love You (1982)

After the death of his wife, Savitri, former bandit, Suraj Singh, decides to go straight, and with the help of a Catholic Priest, Father John, goes to work in a small hillside community ... See full summary »

Director:

Rakesh Kumar

Writer:

Gyandev Agnihotri (dialogue)

Stars:

Sanjay Dutt, Rati Agnihotri, Suresh Oberoi

Cast

Credited cast:
Sanjay Dutt	...	Raju S. Singh / Johny
Rati Agnihotri	...	Seema
Suresh Oberoi	...	Suraj Singh
Amrish Puri	...	Zalim Singh
Tanuja	...	Meera
Om Prakash	...	Colonel
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Jyoti Bakshi	...	Sheela / Julie
Dinesh Hingoo	...	Joseph
Aruna Irani	...	Seductress
Manik Irani
Satyendra Kapoor	...	Inspector Mohan
Madhu Malini	...	Shop-keeper
Raj Mehra	...	Fahter John
Monty Nath	...	Amar Singh / Shakti singh
Master Ravi	...	Seema's brother

Storyline

After the death of his wife, Savitri, former bandit, Suraj Singh, decides to go straight, and with the help of a Catholic Priest, Father John, goes to work in a small hillside community along with his young son, Raju. Suraj is afraid that his former partner, Zalim Singh, may come hunting for him and hence changes Raju's name to Johny. Years pass by, Johny has grown up and is in love with Seema, the daughter of his employer, Colonel. Suraj talks to Johny to give up the idea of marrying someone so rich and wealthy - with considerable success. An embittered Seema agrees to marry anyone her grandfather chooses, which is Amar, who has returned from London. Before that could happen, Johny has an encounter with Zalim, who is subsequently arrested by the Police, found guilty and jailed for life. Then Amar arrives with his sister, Sheela, and instantly approves of Seema. What they family is not aware of is that the real Amar and Sheela have been killed and their place has been taken over by ...

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Plot Keywords:

bandit | catholic priest | prison break | doppelganger | loss of wife | 

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Genres:

Action | Romance

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Details

Country:

India

Language:

Hindi

Company Credits

Technical Specs

Sound Mix:

Mono

Color:

Color

User Reviews

Nothing new to offer

This movie doesn't offer any thing interesting. The story line is full of errors & assumptions. The worst part comes in the second half & towards the end where it completely goes out of reality. It seems the story teller has not researched the subject even slightly.

The acting department is just fine albeit it boasts some of the finest actors of that time i.e. 80's. Amrish Puri has remained the most impressive among all. Others like, Suresh Oberoi, Sanjay Dutt & Rati Agnihotri have remained just at par.

Songs & Cinematography are poor & nothing keeps you engaged as such, though again it has Kishore Kumar as one of the singers but nothing is memorable.

Finally, I would not recommend this movie as such but if you are a sort of fan of either Sanjay Dutt or Amrish Puri, you may have a watch...