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Amar Sharma, an honest police officer, seeks help from John, a criminal, in a bid to nab the gangster who is responsible for his father's death.
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Amar Sharma, an honest police officer, seeks help from John, a criminal, in a bid to nab the gangster who is responsible for his father's death.
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Written By:Humayun Mirza, David Dhawan, Bobby Raj
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David Dhawan
Director
Govinda
John D'Mello
Sanjay Dutt
Police Inspector Amar Sharma
Anita Raj
Anju Khurana
Neelam Kothari
Inspector Sharma's girlfriend
Paresh Rawal
Ganguram Tulsiram
Tanuja Samarth
Mrs. Sharma
Anil Dhawan
Peter D'Mello
Anupam Kher
Municipal Officer Sharma
Gulshan Grover
Khurana's son
Shakti Kapoor
Munjal Khurana
Gulshan Grover
Khuranas' son
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