Roti Kee Keemat
A village boy falls in love with a girl, who hails from a neighbouring village. They face many obstacles after the girl's father's arch-rival enters their life. This is the story of Shankur, a kind ge…
Roti Kee Keemat
A village boy falls in love with a girl, who hails from a neighbouring village. They face many obstacles after the girl's father's arch-rival enters their life. This is the story of Shankur, a kind generous man who's path in life is to help those who are less fortunate and need food. His own mother died after giving blood to get food for them and Shankur made it his life plan to help those in the same situation he was in with his mother. Befriending an orphan girl, Shanker and Bijlee set up a place where children can go for food and shelter, until one day their happiness is shattered by the evil Jagavar Chaudhry. Will Shankur ever fulfill his dreams of ridding his town of child hunger? —gavin@sunny_deol2009@yahoo.com After a couple are killed, the Chief Commissioner assigns this investigation to Poona-based Inspector R.K. Mathur, who lives with his wife, Sharda, and son, Shankar. Subsequently he arrests Sangha, and despite of his family's abduction by Sangha's brother, Jagawar, ensures that the former gets a life sentence in prison. Subsequently, he learns that both Sharda and Shankar have been burned alive. 20 years later Jagawar is known as J.K.; A vengeful Sangha is about to be released; Shankar, who survived the fire, lives a dual life - as the chief mentor of Sharda Anarthalay, and a bandit/burglar; and Mathur will be the Commissioner of Police - who will soon be suspended and accused of torturing and killing a male named D'Souza. —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com) As an infant Shankar Mathur watch helplessly as his mother die a painful death for a morsel of food. He then swears to provide for the poor and needy thus with this projection years later he starts an orphanage one by one adopting orphan children who have no source of obtaining food. He provides for these children by pocketing the goods of a gangster named J.K. This makes Shankar and J.K. enemies who outrageously challenge each other on numerous occasions. Then one day Shankar faces a catastrophe when J.K. and his men massacre the children in his orphanage leaving Shankar with an option of taking revenge. —gavin (racktoo@hotmail.com)
Roti Kee Keemat
Action,Crime,Drama
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A village boy falls in love with a girl, who hails from a neighbouring village. They face many obstacles after the girl's father's arch-rival enters their life. This is the story of Shankur, a kind generous man who's path in life is to help those who are less fortunate and need food.
His own mother died after giving blood to get food for them and Shankur made it his life plan to help those in the same situation he was in with his mother. Befriending an orphan girl, Shanker and Bijlee set up a place where children can go for food and shelter, until one day their happiness is shattered by the evil Jagavar Chaudhry. Will Shankur ever fulfill his dreams of ridding his town of child hunger? —gavin@sunny_deol2009@yahoo.com After a couple are killed, the Chief Commissioner assigns this investigation to Poona-based Inspector R.K.
Mathur, who lives with his wife, Sharda, and son, Shankar. Subsequently he arrests Sangha, and despite of his family's abduction by Sangha's brother, Jagawar, ensures that the former gets a life sentence in prison. Subsequently, he learns that both Sharda and Shankar have been burned alive.
20 years later Jagawar is known as J.K.; A vengeful Sangha is about to be released; Shankar, who survived the fire, lives a dual life - as the chief mentor of Sharda Anarthalay, and a bandit/burglar; and Mathur will be the Commissioner of Police - who will soon be suspended and accused of torturing and killing a male named D'Souza. —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com) As an infant Shankar Mathur watch helplessly as his mother die a painful death for a morsel of food. He then swears to provide for the poor and needy thus with this projection years later he starts an orphanage one by one adopting orphan children who have no source of obtaining food.
He provides for these children by pocketing the goods of a gangster named J.K. This makes Shankar and J.K. enemies who outrageously challenge each other on numerous occasions.
Then one day Shankar faces a catastrophe when J.K. and his men massacre the children in his orphanage leaving Shankar with an option of taking revenge. —gavin (racktoo@hotmail.com).