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A man tries to kill the man who influenced his wife into killing herself while under supervision.
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A man tries to kill the man who influenced his wife into killing herself while under supervision.
Cast
Shibu Mitra
Director
Rajesh Khanna
Captain Ravi Khanna
Padmini Kolhapure
Pinky Singh
Tina Munim
Seema Khanna
Shakti Kapoor
Safar Khan
Joy Mukherjee
Shamsher Singh
Aruna Irani
Razia - Safar Khan's sister
Om Shivpuri
Brigadier Singh
Tej Sapru
Captain Yunus
Chandrashekhar Vaidya
Jaggan
Bob Christo
Commander Bob
Mohan Choti
Rahman Khan - Zafar's uncle
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