''Insaaf Main Karoongaa'' () is a 1985

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directed by

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, produced by B.S. Seth and presented by S.K. Kapur. This film has

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in the lead opposite

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and

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. It also features

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in his final film role. It is a remake of the

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'' and was started after the success of ''

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'' with the same leading starcast of Khanna, Munim and Kolhapure. The film was a Golden jubilee hit upon its release.

Synopsis

"Insaaf Main Karoongaa" (meaning "I will deliver justice") became an obsessive point of directive in the mind of Captain Ravi Khanna, when his young, beautiful and loving wife committed suicide. Seema was an orphan whom Khanna fell in love with her. One night when Ravi goes out of city for one of his assignments, his wife Seema is raped and commits suicide. After the suicide takes place, he manages to trace the person and becomes vindictive and shoots the culprit point blank and surrenders to military court. At this juncture the whole scene changes. As the proceedings of the court were about to start, the news of culprit having survived gets broken to him. This makes the Captain more ferocious and gets provoked to become free, so that on an appropriate opportunity he could fulfill his urge to kill him. Ravi flees from the army force and on the way he meets his friend Khan who gives him shelter. One night Ravi and Khan decide to go to the hospital, where the culprit was convalescing from his wounds, so that they could kill him. But the Captain is not able to shoot him as some of the army officers see him and try him to capture him. Accidentally the culprit's daughter comes in the way. Ravi then takes hold of her so that he can escape from that place comfortably. The Captain then decides that he will keep Pinky with him and make it look like a kidnapping and will drive the culprit that mad that he will himself surrender to police and accept that he was the person who drove his wife to commit suicide. The rest of the story is how Ravi is able to catch the culprits and how a relation develops between Pinky and Ravi and what all problems Ravi has to face on his way to attain justice for his beloved late wife.

Cast

as Captain Ravi Khanna *

as Seema Khanna *

as Pinky Singh *

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as Zafar Khan *

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as Razia *

as Shamsher Singh *

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as Brigadier Singh *

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as Jagan *

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as Captain Yunus *

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as Commander Bob

Music

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* {{IMDb title, 0243333, Insaaf Main Karoongaa 1985 films Indian romance films Films scored by Bappi Lahiri 1980s Hindi-language films Hindi remakes of Malayalam films Indian rape and revenge films Films directed by Shibu Mitra 1980s romance films