Loha (1997 film)

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Loha
Directed by Kanti Shah
Produced by Surekha Gavli
Written by Kanti Shah
Starring Dharmendra
Mithun Chakraborty
Ramya
Shakti Kapoor
Govinda
Manisha Koirala
Music by Tabun Sutradhar
Cinematography Akram Khan
Edited by Jitendra Chawda
Distributed by Jockey Films
Release dates
17 October 1997
Country India
Language Hindi
Budget 0.05 billion (US$740,000)
Box office 0.097 billion (US$1.4 million)

Loha is an Indian film released in 1997 Indian film directed by Kanti Shah. It stars Dharmendra, Mithun Chakraborty, Shakti Kapoor and Mohan Joshi with an ensemble of other Bollywood actors. Written by Bashir Babbar the movie has gained a cult following amongst a pan-Indian audience. The movie is known for its livid dialogues and strong characterization.

Plot

Loha, is a story of Shankar (Dharmendra) the protagonist, a well-meaning but disgraced cop, determined to fight a corrupt system, taking to task miscreants and criminals in his city. The movie begins with an aspiring underworld don, Lukkabhai (Mohan Joshi) ousts his erstwhile mentor Tandyabhai (Deepak Shirke) to emerge as the reigning champion of a crime infested world. Elsewhere, Arjun (Mithun Chakraborty), an ex-military person, has forfeited his love and a respectable military career, as a consequence of sizing up with a local goon played by Rajesh Vivek. As a result Arjun seeks obsessive refuge in liquor.

Shankar chances upon Arjun incidentally and rescues Arjun when Arjun hits the rock bottom of his life. Meanwhile, severely inconvenienced by Shankar's righteous meddling, Lukkabhai molests Shankar's sister to teach Shankar a lesson and has her killed. Infuriated, Shankar teams up with Arjun, who now is indebted to him and Mustafabhai (Shakti Kapoor), who wants payback, as Lukkabhai had chopped his hands off.

Together, they deliver the king pin of the underworld and his minions to a well-deserved end. Re-instating a proverbial triumph of good over evil, restoring harmony and justice in the society. Thereby resurrecting their previously bruised societal images.

Cast

Soundtrack

  1. "Door Na Jao Ji" - Shweta Shetty
  2. "Main Kachchi Kali Hoon" - Sunita Rao
  3. "Pi Le Pi Pinewale" - Vinod Rathod and Sushma Shreshtha
  4. "Teri Behna Se Dosti" - Abhijeet Bhattacharya and Sushma Shreshtha
  5. "Toot Gaya Dil" - Kumar Sanu

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