Mera Haque

1986
Not Rated
2h 15min

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Sanjay Dutt and Anita Raj in Mera Haque (1986)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueAristocratic Amar Singh is the heir to his princely estate, left behind by late father, who had re-married a cruel and calculating woman, Ranimaa, and has been mismanaging the estate for her... Tout lireAristocratic Amar Singh is the heir to his princely estate, left behind by late father, who had re-married a cruel and calculating woman, Ranimaa, and has been mismanaging the estate for her own personal gain, with the help of her brother, Dhartiprasad, her Diwan and his son. Whe... Tout lireAristocratic Amar Singh is the heir to his princely estate, left behind by late father, who had re-married a cruel and calculating woman, Ranimaa, and has been mismanaging the estate for her own personal gain, with the help of her brother, Dhartiprasad, her Diwan and his son. When she finds out that Amar is interfering in this process, she has him killed by planting a... Tout lire

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Sanju Baba gets it right!

Mera Haque review :

After Naam, this was another success for Sanjay Dutt in 1986 which saw him make a comeback after his drug wala phase. Anita Raaj looked hot and sexy as the gaon ki gori Bijlee who falls for the local prince played by Dutt. Only prince dear is bumped off by his step maa (Bindu, who else!!) and her cronies (Ramesh Deo, Shakti Kapoor, Gulshan Grover) but to their shock, a doppelganger replaces him and tries to usurp all the wealth.

The plot was inspired from Sawan Bhadon (1970) and remade again as Chhupa Rustom (2001) with Sanjay Kapoor in the lead.

Regards, Sumeet Nadkarni.

7eureqa

An Entertaining Movie

One of Sanjay Dutt's earlier movies that is quite entertaining. It released somewhere in between "Naam" and "Inaam Dus Hazaar" and is nowhere close to the above mentioned movies. Yet it is good fun and makes for interesting viewing. It has a decent storyline and good performances by all the principal actors. Anu Malik's music is passable, save for the Kishore Kumar -- Anuradha Paudwal duet "Kaala Kauwa Dekhta hai." Action sequences are quite good but the production values are pretty ordinary. Can't blame it on the makers though. The movie was made in the 1980s where few makers dared to spend money. It was a plus movie though and was later remade as "Chhupa Rustam" -- a Sanjay Kapoor-starrer.