Credited cast: | |||
Vatsal Sheth | ... | Raj Chaudhary | |
Ayesha Takia | ... | Priya Rakesh Kapoor | |
Ajay Devgn | ... | Deven Chaudhary | |
Farida Jalal | ... | Mrs. Chaudhary (Deven's mom) | |
Pankaj Dheer | ... | Rakesh Kapoor (1st Partner) | |
Sadashiv Amrapurkar | ... | Anthony D'Costa (2nd Partner) | |
Shakti Kapoor | ... | Mahesh Saxena (3rd Partner) | |
Mukesh Tiwari | ... | Kailash Chopra (4th Partner) | |
Amrish Puri | ... | Kartar Singh / Baa Ji | |
Gulshan Grover | ... | Inspector Khurana | |
Rajpal Yadav | ... | Havaldar Sitaram | |
Deepak Shirke | ... | Inspector Sanjay Sharma | |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
Harry Josh | |||
Sikandar Kharbanda | ... | Rocky | |
Anil Nagrath | ... | Mukund Joshi |
Devesh (Ajay Devgan) was Raj's father who was a futuristic car designer. He owned an old car, which was passed down to him from his father and he hoped to pass it on to his son, Raj. After many hours designing, he shows his design to a car company owned by four men (Pankaj Dheer, Sadashiv Amrapurkar, Shakti Kapoor and Mukesh Tiwari), little did he know that they would turn around and patent the design and take credit for it. In an attempt to get justice, Devesh reports the incident to the police and later finds out the hard way that the police officer was part of the deception. After Devesh confronts the men, they fight and Devesh is knocked out and left unconscious. The men decide to place him in his car and dump the car in the nearby lake. Devesh drowns to death leaving behind his mother and his young son. A few years pass by and Raj has grown up and enters college. Raj is a simple looking, geeky guy who is made fun of because of the way he looks. He meets Priya (Ayesha Takia) who ... Written by gavin@sunny_deol2009@yahoo.com
Taarzan: The Wonder Car was directed by brothers Abbas and Mustan Burmawalla. The film followed the duo's success on other thrillers, such as Solider, Humraaz, and Baadshah.
The plot involves a car designer (Ajay Devgan) who gets his idea for a revolutionary vehicle (called DC, his initials) stolen by a leading automobile company. The executives, conspiring with the police, have the designer murdered so they can steal his idea. They bind the designer and lock him in his own car-this one being an older car called Taarzan-which they dump into the water to drown him
Twelve years go by, and the designer's son (Vatsal Sheth) discovers his dad's car Taarzan in a junkyard. He obtains the vehicle and, with some help from his love interest (Ayesha Takia), turns it into a "wonder car." The son renames the car DC in honor of his father. Little does the son know, but his dead father's soul still inhabits the vehicle!
One spooky night, the spirit of the dead designer takes control of the car, which goes out and seeks revenge on those who murdered him. In the process, the miraculous machine shows how it can drive itself, rebuild itself after crashes, and even change shape.
In the end, justice is done, bad men confess, and the car designer's spirit ascends to heaven