Storyline

Police inspector Prabhat Singh is sent to Kenya on a mission of apprehending the crime lord Azghar Jurrat. Prabhat's mission is one of duty as well as vengeance: his younger brother had been murdered by Jurrat after Prabhat shot and killed Jurrat's brother in the line of duty. Prabhat is accompanied by an ex-convict Akash Bharadwaj who also seeks revenge against Jurrat for massacring his entire family. In Kenya, their liaison with the local police is Surya Pratap Singh, a tough and honest police officer of Indian origin. Since Jurrat is a respected citizen in Kenya without any police record, the task before Prabhat and Akash is made doubly tough, as they now have to collect solid evidence of Jurrat's criminal empire all the while evading the watchful and suspicious eyes of Surya Pratap Singh. Little does Surya Pratap know that the unknown assailant who caused his wife's death and his daughter's traumatized condition happens to be Nagraj, Jurrat's son.—Soumitra

Plot Keywords

young man, young woman, bandit, police officer, gripping, powerful, fascinating, emotional, endearing, india, town, house, shoot out, father/son relationship, brotherhood, grief, quest, pursuit, 1990s

Short Review

R.I.P. Divya. Makes me so sad when I think of her Mysterious Death. Died at the Age of 19. When watching the Movie I felt to stand up and dance myself. LOL. Saat Samander the song was THE HIT of the 90`sRight I guess the 95% of the Movie was filmed in East Africa. Kenya! OH MY GOD Sharad Saxena`s appereance in the Movie, I have seen him playing Villain in Hindi Movies, but he surprised me in this Movie. And what a pleasent SURPRISE. He played a disciplined (no corrupt) Kenian Commisioner B.L. Roy but really Funny quotes. I still remember the Scene after song "Dil Le gayee teri Bindiya" I laughed my buttocks off everytime I even think of it. Unforgetable Scene. Over all it is a great Movie. Trivia:The only person in the Movie who pronounced Kenya correctly was Sunny Deol. All others pronounced Kinya.

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