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Jagmohan Jugral kills his twin brother, Manmohan, in order to escape from Customs Officer Verma. In the chase that follows, Jagmohan also kills Verma, and a doctor, Ashok Soni. With their deaths their children, Ramesh and Seema, are orphaned and end up at an orphanage. Both get separated when Seema is adopted by a respected couple. Ramesh runs away from the orphange and is adopted by Girdharilal, a career thief. Ramesh learns all the skills of thievery from Girdharilal. Ramesh is now grown up a better career thief than Gidharilal, and Seema too has grown up. Both are on the look-out for Jugral, who is now known as a very respectable citizen.
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Jagmohan Jugral kills his twin brother, Manmohan, in order to escape from Customs Officer Verma. In the chase that follows, Jagmohan also kills Verma, and a doctor, Ashok Soni. With their deaths their children, Ramesh and Seema, are orphaned and end up at an orphanage. Both get separated when Seema is adopted by a respected couple. Ramesh runs away from the orphange and is adopted by Girdharilal, a career thief. Ramesh learns all the skills of thievery from Girdharilal. Ramesh is now grown up a better career thief than Gidharilal, and Seema too has grown up. Both are on the look-out for Jugral, who is now known as a very respectable citizen.
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Genre:Action, Drama
Written By:Javed Akhtar
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Runtime:190 minutes
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Cast
Satish Kaushik
Director
Anil Kapoor
Ramesh Verma/Romeo
Sridevi
Seema Soni/Simmi
Anupam Kher
Jagmohan "Jugran" Laal / Manmohan Laal
Paresh Rawal
Seth Girdharilal
Jackie Shroff
Ravi Verma
Bindu
Yashudhara Devi
Dalip Tahil
Mr. Verma
Johny Lever
Sub-Inspector Rang Birangi Lal Chauhan
Aanjjan Srivastav
Mr. Naran
Arun Bakshi
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