Zakhmi Sher

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Zakhmi Sher
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Directed by	Dasari Narayana Rao
Written by	Rahi Masoom Reza (dialogues)
Screenplay by	Dasari Narayana Rao
Story by	Dasari Narayana Rao
Produced by	Pradeep Sharma
Starring	Jeetendra Dimple Kapadia
Cinematography	M. Kannappa
Edited by	B. Krishnam Raju
Music by	Laxmikant–Pyarelal
Production company	TUTU Films
Release date	28 September 1984 (1984-09-28)
Running time	141 minutes
Country	India
Language	Hindi

Zakhmi Sher (transl. Wounded Lion) is a 1984 Indian Hindi-language action film produced by Pradeep Sharma under the TUTU Films banner and directed by Dasari Narayana Rao. Starring Jeetendra and Dimple Kapadia with the music composed by Laxmikant–Pyarelal, it is a remake of the Telugu language film Bobbili Puli.^[1] The film marks Kapadia's return to cinema after Bobby (1973).^[2]

Major Vijay Kumar Singh, a lionhearted soldier, lives with his mother, Annapurna, sister Varsha, and finance Advocate Anu Gupta. Just before their wedding, the Indian Army declares an emergency. So, Vijay pauses and moves to the battlefield. Swami Kasinath Singh, a devotional-seeking traitorous, creates mayhem in society, clutching several higher officials once Annapurna visits his Ashram and detects him as her absconded husband who sharp practiced with the Army. Frightened, Kashinath slays her. Nevertheless, Chakradhar stands firm in the war zone, fortitudes others, and triumphs victory when honored with Maha Vir Chakra. In his post-return, he learns about and moves to knit them. Then, his father, Lala, stipulates that Vijay splice his insane daughter, Anandi, sacrificing his love. Consequently, Vijay witnesses several treacherous events: an industrialist, Raghunath Rai, arsons an empty warehouse by hiding grains, and a drunkard. Dharmaraj crashes innocents under his wheels. Twice, Vijay files up the case in Kasinath, counterfeits the judiciary, and acquits offenders as non-guilty when Vijay revolts and is sentenced. Moreover, Varsha is molested, and Badrinath, an acolyte of Kasinath, kills Rasik. Now, Vijay explodes by turning into a rebel Zakhmi Sher. He starts knocking down the barbarians, which elicits turbulence. Thus, the government appointed a special officer, Vinod Sharma, to lay hold of him. He requests him to surrender with an assurance to provide justice, which he denies. During that diehard, Badrinath slaughters Anandi to unveil her husband, and Chakradhar slays him. Before dying, he reveals the hitman as Kasinath, who his father is, and the homicide of his mother. So, he wipes him too and surrenders to the Police. In the court, Vijay uproars against the constitution and law & order. Finally, the movie ends with the judicial declaring Chakradhar guilty and destined for the death penalty.

• Jeetendra as Major Vijay Kumar Singh
• Dimple Kapadia as Advocate Anu Gupta
• Jayasudha as Anandi
• Amrish Puri as Swami Kashinath Singh
• Shakti Kapoor as Arsonist
• Nilu Phule as Lala (Anandi's father)
• Om Shivpuri as Mr. Gupta
• Vinod Mehra as Police Inspector
• Bharat Bhushan as Judge
• Jeevan as Lawyer
• Rohini Hattangadi

Lyrics: Santosh Anand

• Zakhmi Sher at IMDb

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