Brij

Dacoit Sunder Singh kills a brave police officer, Shefali's husband. To avenge his death, Shefali secretly hires two mercenaries. In trying to combat bandit Raja Sundar Singh an honest police officer Deepak is mercilessly gunned down on duty leaving his sister Seema and young son to mourn his death. Seema then decides to take revenge by writing anonymous letters to blackmail two outlaws Yadvinder Singh and Tinku into going to the target village of Sundar Singh. They both poses themselves as plain clothes police officers in the village and begins to manually prepare the villagers to combat Sundar Singh and his gang. —gavin (racktoo@hotmail.com)

Rajesh Sharma, working with the Indian Government on a top secret research project, has to deal with enemy agents, explosions, murder and last but not least a dangerous look-alike. Police officer Rajesh is an expert in explosives and chemicals. He lives with his dog and his cook, and has a love interest in Rita. The department in which Rajesh works discovers that people are interested in stealing information about explosives from them, and start to guard against such an attack, but Rajesh is kidnapped and taken abroad. The kidnappers keep Rajesh imprisoned and send a look-alike, Jackoss, back to India to deceive the department. Jackoss is a non-Indian with blue eyes and a voice different from Rajesh's. To deceive Rajesh's department, he uses contact lenses and tells them that he lost his voice in the kidnapping. Rita believes him and accepts him as Rajesh, although she has some misgivings. Rajesh's dog and cook realise what has happened, so Jackoss kills them so they can't expose him. The authorities are also less trusting and do not allow Jackoss to enter the high-security zone until some other criminals help Jackoss to convince the authorities of his identity. Meanwhile Rajesh escapes and makes his way back to India. Jackoss had plans to blow up a laboratory, but Rajesh reaches it on time and foils his plan. After killing Jackoss, Rajesh marries Rita. —gavin (gunmasterM@hotmail.com) Rajesh loves Rita and asks for her hand in marriage from her mother, and is accepted. Then, intrigue surrounds his life when he discovers the lifeless body of his doctor, on informing the police, they discover that the corpse has vanished. To assist the police uncover this conspiracy, Rajesh goes undercover, only to be caught by the people responsible and a lookalike takes his place. Excellent acting scores, and memorable songs: "Yakin karlo mujhe muhobat hai tumse tumse, meri yeh duniya hasin rangat hai tumse, tumse...."; "Baharon ki baarat aa gai, khushi ko leke saath aa gai, suno to mere dil, suno to meri jaan, hoton pe dil ki baat aa gai..."; "Gar tum bula na dhoghe, sapne yeh sach hi honge, hum tum juda na honge..."; "Bach ke kahan jaoge, bachke kahan jaoge..." —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)

When her father is taken hostage, a woman is forced into a life of crime; and soon, everyone is after the priceless necklace in her possession. A woman is forced to lead a life of crime as her dad is being held hostage by the underworld. She eventually joins with a suspected criminal, both fall in love with each other, and team up against the bad guys. The songs are the big attraction for this flick, namely: "Sun eh baharey husna mujhe tumse pyar hai, han han jaroor hoga mujhe aitbaar hai..."; "Bah hoshho havas main diwana, main aaj yeh hasrat karta hoon, yeh dil yeh jaan miley tumko, main tumse muhobat karta hoon..."; and "Nazar na lag jaye kisiki rahon me, chupake rakhloo aah tujhe nighahon me, tu kho na jaye, O my love...". —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)