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When evil lawyer Thakral prosecutes innocent family man Deepak and sends him to his death, his family is shattered--and when his son Arun grows up, he's determined to avenge his parents' suffering.
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When evil lawyer Thakral prosecutes innocent family man Deepak and sends him to his death, his family is shattered--and when his son Arun grows up, he's determined to avenge his parents' suffering.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Javed Akhtar
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Runtime:164 minutes
Studio:N.N Sippy Productions
Cast
Subhash Ghai
Director
Anil Kapoor
Arun Verma
Meenakshi Sheshadri
Geeta Mathur
Nutan
Arati (Arun and Komal's Mother)
Girish Karnad
Deepak Verma
Khushboo
Komal
Amrish Puri
G. D. Thakral
Javed Jaffrey
Vikram Thakral (Vicky)
Beena Banerjee
Dr. Asha Mathur
Parikshat Sahni
Dr. Dinesh Mathur
Sudhir
Inspector Bhosle
Iftekhar
Garewal Saab
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