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Synopsis: Young Anup Saxena lives a middle-classed lifestyle in Bombay along with his widower dad, Durgaprasad, who works as a Police Inspector. Anup's life is turned upside down when he witnesses four men assault and kill his father. He spends the rest of his childhood acquiring money and athletic ability to avenge his father's death - a decision that will take him to Las Vegas, New York, Geneva, Madrid and Paris - where he will find his life threatened by his father's assailants as well as a New York-based detective who is determined to arrest him at any and all costs.
 
IMDB:
5.4
Year:
1976
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- Thank you.

My Biryani is famous

all over New York.

I can't have Biryani,

Francis, too heavy for my stomach.

Then eat brains.

Fried brains with cheese

and red wine. Excellent!

Actually, Francis, today I've

come here to eat your brains.

I mean.. What do you mean?

Don't worry, first tell me how's

your business doing? - Excellent.

I spent 20,000 dollars,

for the new decoration.

Tell me, how it looks.

It looks like, you..

- What?

That you have

definitely spent 20,000 dollars.

Looks beautiful.

- Thank you, Mr. Gupta.

Let us celebrate over

a glass of good cognac.

..we'll have Napoleon brandy.

Boy..

- No, no, no, Francis.

I don't want alcohol,

but some information.

Information? Sir, I

thought you've retired.

Have you started

your old business again?

Did you start yours?

- Not at all. Not at all.

Straight as a stick. Very

respectable, by God, yes.

I am very glad to hear this.

Francis, you must know that

three Indians were murdered..

..one after the another.

- Yes, I read it in the papers.

Strange, people come here

from India to be murdered..

Can you tell me

something about them?

I don't know anything, sir.

I don't deal with bad

people at all.

I'm telling the truth,

I don't know anything.

You don't know, but I'm

sure you must remember..

..you had a bar at Juhu, in Mumbai.

Four smugglers were regular there.

- Yes.

You had good friendship with them.

- Yes, no, no.

They were not friends.

Sir, I knew them, but I

didn't have any connection..

..with their business, Mr. Gupta.

But still Francis, 14 years ago..

..when they evaded the

police and fled to this country.

You came along with them.

- No, not with them.

Francis.

- I came after them.

It's one and the same,

Francis, sit down.

Anyway, now that you're

pretending to be unaware..

..let me tell you,

that the three murdered..

..were amongst those four.

- Oh I see, is that so?

It is very much so, Francis.

And the most

dangerous amongst them all..

..is still alive.

- Who's that?

That's what I've come here

to ask you. Where's Bakshi?

Sir, Bakshi is

absolutely respectable now.

He has a huge farm and a

big factory that makes wines.

Where are the farm and the factory?

He has mended his old ways.

- But where does he live?

Sir, why do you

interfere in this matter?

It's better to stay far

away from such people.

For the last time, Francis.

Where does Bakshi live?

- In Spain.

Come on, Jango.

Jango. Excuse me.

- Yes, sir.

I wish to leave my Jango here.

Can I? - Sure, sure, sure.

Write down your address here.

And dog details here.

- Here.

Good morning.

Greetings, good morning, sir.

Dr. Harry Ramani. Doctor of animals.

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Sachin Bhowmick

Sachin Bhowmick (Bengali: শচীন ভৌমিক; 17 July 1930 – 12 April 2011) was an Indian Hindi film writer and director. Writing was his main work and he wrote stories or screenplays for over 94 films. He is best remembered for directing the light romantic black comedy classic Raja Rani (1973). He was also a regular contributor to Ultorath, a Bengali magazine on cinema. Due to the Bengali pronunciation of his surname Bhaumick we will find his surname spelled as Bhowmick in numerous sites. more…

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