Akbar lives with his widowed mother in a small shanty hut. One day, his mother finds two young orphans, Ram and Laxman, and brings them home. Years later, Akbar, Ram and Laxman have grown up. While Ram has fallen in love with Radha, Laxman's sweetheart is Jenny, a pickpocket and petty thief. One day they come across a blind woman, and come to her assistance. They find out that she is their long-lost mother, who was blinded by a man named Ajit Singh, who also killed their father. Ram and Laxman decide to seek vengeance against Ajit Singh, but before they could do so, Akbar's mother and their mother are abducted, and it looks like Ajit is all set to send the rest of the family to their deaths.
Acting
Amrish Puri's villainy hits operatic levels of screaming menace.
Direction
Kawal Sharma crams three movies' worth of twists into one.
Score
Synth-heavy action cues that aged like fine expired cheese.
Director
Kawal sharma
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Mithun Chakraborty allegedly did his own stunts while simultaneously shooting three other films that month.
This film exemplifies the 'lost and found' template that dominated 1980s Hindi cinema—multiple siblings separated in childhood, violent reunions, maternal suffering as emotional anchor.
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