Hisaab Khoon Ka

Suraj(Mithunda) and Anupriya(Padmini Kolapuri) are about to get married, but tragedy strikes when Ánu is killed. What was the motive behind this killing? There are a few suspects, right down to Suraj's grandmother (Sushma Seth), Bindu, Mandakini and Amrish Puri and Gulshan Grover.

Taking its cues from such classics like Mera Saaya and Woh Kaun Thi, Hisaab Khoon Ka is a suspense thriller that starts rather averagely, and progressively gets better. It's got the typical tropes of the genre (the apparition in white roaming the forest singing a haunting melody), but it keeps one watching, absorbing one into its rather tight and complicated plot. The characters are pretty interesting too - and the performances are fine. You got the obligatory disco dancing that you would find in a Mithunda film, and you got Raj Babbar shaking a leg too, but sadly he moves very stiffly; a shop floor dummy would show animation. He can also be quite hammy at times.

The plot can be complicated and a bit confusing with the motley crew of characters and their motives, but slowly things unravel, and you get action, intrigue and suspense which ends with satisfactory finale. A good twisty film.

Hisaab Khoon Ka Directed Surendra Mohan is An Action Suspense Thriller. Script is Very Complicated, Trying Everything in One Movie. We Have Romance, Horror, Suspense, Dance , Action & Too Many Characters. Screenplay is Below The Mark. Action & Dialogues Are Fine. Horror / Suspense is Taken From Other Movies. Direction is Very Average.

Prince Suraj(Mithun Chakraborty) is Not Happy of Being Wealthy So He Stays Away From Home & Becomes A Music Performer. He Meets Anupriya(Poonam Dhillon) And They Fall in Love. He is About To Marry Anu But Her Brother Gets Kidnapped, In Order To Bring Her Brother Back She Gets Killed By Four Unknown People. She Comes Back For Revenge.

Acting Wise, Mithun is As Usual Nothing To Shout About. Poonam Dhillon is Good, But Only in Parts. Mandakini Has Only Few Scenes. Raj Babbar Again Has Only Few Scenes, Which He Did Well. Satish Shah, Amrish Puri, Tiku Talsania, Gulshan Grover, Saeed Jaffery, Bindu & Sushma Seth Are Good in Their Limited Screen Space.

Music By Nadeem Shravan is Very Average . "Door Nahi Jaa Sakti Tujhse" By Lata Mangeshkar is Played Throughout The Movie, Sounds Good.

Overall A Complete Let Down. Strictly For Mithun Fans.