Narasimha Page #3

Synopsis: Narasimha a young and captive man lives a middle class life with his family in a quite neighbor hood. He gets his beautiful sister marry to an eligible young man in there vicinity. On the occasion of his sister giving birth, he returns home to find that a conflict arise between his neighbor hood and another neighbor hood where he seek refuge in a dwelling area nearby only to return and find out that his whole family has been murder. Without no aim left in life Narasimha decided to turn to crime and alcohol. He later decided to work for a man call Suraj Narayan Singh. But when Suraj asks him to kill Ravi Rastogi for falling in love with his daughter, Meenu. Narasimha refuses, and on the contrary joins forces with Ravi, his sister, Anita, to force Suraj to get the young couple married. This kind of conflict escalates to such proportions that Suraj finally gets arrested and lodged in a cell. Everything seems clear for Ravi and Meenu to get married, but Meenu wants proof that her dad is a
Genre: Action, Drama
Director(s): N. Chandra
  1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
5.6
Year:
1991
214 min
249 Views


- He bought it from Bombay.

Only for you, affectionately!

It will look great on you.

Narsimha... listen!

What is the matter?

Bapji, I will bear your whips.

Agree to be chopped with a sword.

Wear me handcuffs, clamps,

I won't complain.

But don't try to tie me

in the bonds of love.

Why?

What happens with these bonds?

It increases attachment.

And if attachment increases...

you desire to live.

And then, it hurts to see death.

I have crossed

this sea of fire once.

I don't want to cross it again.

Take it today,

I will never gift you again.

Why had you called me?

A man is going to give evidence

against me day after tomorrow.

Why break my high for that?

You should have sent your men

and got his head broken.

If it was so easy,

why would I call you?

- Alright, give me his whereabouts.

- I don't know anything.

Who he is, where he lives,

what he does.

Where will I look for him

in such a big city?

And that too, in two days?

You are my answer

to every question.

But I have no

answers to your questions.

Any clue?

Inspector Rastogi of

Bhaji lane police station...

is going to file a case against me

on that man's evidence.

Alright, the job will be done.

Tempo Dada has come!

- Greetings Tempo Dada.

- Hello Dada.

Give!

Take sir.

Coming Dada.

Yes Dada?

Who is Telwala in our area?

He is troubling our man.

Let's teach him a lesson.

- Which is your lane?

- Over there.

Let's go.

Telwala, come out!

- Heard some noise?

- No Dada.

See! He got scared.

Come out!

Or you will be a dead man.

Come out!

Who is that rascal?

My husband has just fallen asleep

and you have come to wake him up.

Tell your husband his death

has come in the form of Tempo Dada.

Bring him out!

Hey! If you act smart,

I'll teach you a lesson!

Get lost!

Dada, this woman

seems to be dangerous.

Really?

Who is talking to you?

Telwala, come out!

Why are you hiding behind a woman?

Come out!

The whole world knows Tempo Dada

does not raise his hand on women.

Look, I put this down,

you also put it down.

Then why are you acting a goon?

Wear bangles and skin fish...

- in your mother's lap. Go!

- Hey fatso! Don't mess with me.

Go inside and

send your coward husband out.

Don't act smart. I will stick

this broom on you as a tail...

and turn you into a peacock.

Have you seen this?

This is a sharp dagger.

You are threatening me

with a knife? Just wait!

You rascal!

I'll teach you a lesson!

- Just you wait!

- Don't move ahead.

You are threatening me

with a knife?

You scoundrel!

- Don't act smart!

- Hey!

What?

You are a goon, are you?

Go back!

Why are you dancing?

Trying to threaten me?

- Sir, he was rioting in Bhaji lane.

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N. Chandra

N. Chandra or Chandrashekhar Narvekar (born 4 April 1952) is an Indian producer, writer and director, known for gritty realism, in his early dark and loud films such as Ankush, Pratighaat, Tezaab and Narsimha (1991). Chandra also made the successful but critically scorned Style and its sequel Xcuse Me. more…

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