Large locusts attack the farmers and farmlands, resulting in hefty damages. The Indian Government suspects that this is the work of some terrorists and assign this case to their best agent Gunmaster G-9 alias Gopinath, who takes charge and begins the investigation, that will lead him to the dark secret world of underground scientists who are quite capable of harnessing nature to make their ends meet.
Practical Effects
Gloriously unconvincing giant locust puppets and miniature destruction.
Costume
Mithun's Gunmaster G-9 spy wardrobe deserves its own museum wing.
Score
Bappi Lahiri disco bangers that outlive the plot by decades.
Director
Ravikant Nagaich
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Wardat was part of Mithun's 'Gunmaster G-9' franchise, India's answer to Bond that somehow spawned multiple films despite each being stranger than the last.
Director Ravikant Nagaich pioneered Bollywood sci-fi with Surakksha (1979) first; Wardat's locusts were allegedly inspired by real 1970s African desert locust plagues but rendered with budget that couldn't afford convincing rubber.
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