Nazima

A man becomes a notorious thief after abandoning his fiancée. When he saves a girl from thugs, her grateful father adopts him, unaware of his true identity. His past resurfaces when two police officers face moral dilemmas. Mohan has abandoned his love, on the eve of his engagement. On the run, he turns into a safe-breaker and thief. Beimaan means untrustworthy. Mohan lives up to the moniker through his actions. In saving Meena from a bunch of thugs, her father, Thakur Ram Singh in gratitude, adopts the fugitive and calls him Lala, with affection. During a chance encounter with Seema, Mohan pretends to be someone else.Why did Mohan turn into a thief and safe breaker? The reasons involve two police officers, who are forced to make hard choices between their lives, their child's life and the call of duty. —"MG" Gopalan

Mark Twain's story "The Prince and the Pauper" is transplanted to an Indian setting with all of the essential elements intact.

Seema lives a wealthy lifestyle along with her parents. One day she meets with a young man named Sapan Rai, who fails to impress her. She then receives a love letter written by Sapan, and gets offended. She confronts him and tells him to stop sending her anymore letters or she will notify the Police. She then runs into him again, and this time he rescues her from some molesters. She has a change of heart, and both fall in love with each other. What Seema does not know is that Sapan does not love her at all but is out to humiliate her. —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)