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Jawab Hum Denge (1987)

Vijay Reddy

GenreAction
FormatColour
LanguageHindi
Length3973.47 meters
Gauge35 mm
Censor RatingU
Censor Certificate Number88198
Certificate Date02/02/1987

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Jaikishan was a dare-devil Police Inspector of intense Integrity. One day a female Police Sub-Inspector Jyoti joined the Police Station. While working together - they came closer to each other - and finally fell in love.

Vidya, Jyoti's elder sister, while trying to save Jyoti from a flaming fire caused due to Diwali's fire crackers - became herself blind but saved Jyoti. Vidya's friend, Vijay came to know from Jyoti about Vidya's blindness - and he rushed to her for help and they came closer to each other.

Vijay, in fact, was working in a Mill owned by Seth Dhanraj and was a leader of the Mill workers. Vijay always used to think and do for the welfare of the labour class. But, Seth Dhanraj had always resented.

At last, Seth Dhanraj in collusion with the crook, D.J. played a dirty game in order to create misunderstanding between Vijay and the labourers. When Dhanraj failed in this mission - he got Vijay arrested for killing his Secretary.

But, Jyoti knew that Vijay is innocent and he has not committed the crime - and in order to fight for Vijay she herself rushed to the Court - to prove at any cost Vijay's innocent - Since Vijay's life was now linked with her blind elder sister, Vidya -
Could Jyoti prove Vijay's innocence in the Court?

Did Dhanraj and his accomplice D.J. got their punishment for all the misdeeds they have worked?

Could Jaikishan and Jyoti blossomed into their eternal love?

Who was the real killer of Vijay's Secretary?

For all the answers, you have to see the Celluloid Classic, "JAWAB HUM DENGA" having produced by B.M.B. Productions (Madras) at your favourite theatres.

(From the official press booklet)