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Two powerful and strong-armed gangsters work for opposite political parties. Bhau works for Anil Rege, while Shakti works for Babbanrao. Both believe that that these two political leaders will provide a better life for the poor and the needy. Their hopes are dashed when both Anil and Babban patch up their differences, and decide to unite, and lead a corrupt life-style, while pitting both the gangsters against each other.
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Two powerful and strong-armed gangsters work for opposite political parties. Bhau works for Anil Rege, while Shakti works for Babbanrao. Both believe that that these two political leaders will provide a better life for the poor and the needy. Their hopes are dashed when both Anil and Babban patch up their differences, and decide to unite, and lead a corrupt life-style, while pitting both the gangsters against each other.
Cast
Talat Jani
Director
Dharmendra
Shaki Singh
Shatrughan Sinha
Anand 'Lalbagh Ka Bhau'
Kajol
Kavita
Vikas Bhalla
Ak'Lakh
Farha Naaz
Savitri - Anand's Wife
Kader Khan
Master Dinanath (as Kadar Khan)
Mukesh Khanna
Police Inspector Khushwant Singh Bedi
Aasif Sheikh
Maniya (as Asif Shaikh)
Raju Shrestha
Devdas (as Raju Shreshta)
Dinesh Hingoo
Anirudh
Ishrat Ali
Anna
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