Duniya (दुनिया) 1984

Published on October 1, 2012 in Cinema

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Banner	Dharma Productions Pvt. Ltd.
Director	Ramesh Talwar
Writer	Javed Akhtar
Producer	Yash Johar
Orginal music	Rahul Dev Burman
Cinematography	Jal Mistry, Jehangir Chowdhury,
Film Editing	Gurudutt Shirali
Art Director	Sudhendu Roy
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Playback Singers	Asha Bhosle ,Mahendra Kapoor , Kishore Kumar,

Character	Actor / Actress
Mohan Kumar	Dilip Kumar
R.D. Puri	Ashok Kumar
Ravi	Rishi Kapoor
Roma Verma	Amrita Singh
Jugal Kishore Ahuja 'J.K.'	Pran
Balwant Singh Kalra	Amrish Puri
Prakash Chandra Bhandari	Prem Chopra
Jagdish	Satyendra Kapoor
Kabir	Mohan Makijany
Tony	Javed Khan
Albert Pinto	Arvind Deshpande
Mary (as Sulbha Deshpande)	Sulabha Deshpande
Stranger (as Anjan Srivastava)	Anjan Srivastav
Dinesh Verma	Pradeep Kumar
Teja	Kulbhushan Kharbanda
Vasudev	Om Puri
Mrs. Sumitra Kumar	Saira Banu
Manik	Manik

Mohan Kumar, an honest manager who works in the shipping company. J. K., Balwant and Bhandari works in the same company. They plan to smuggle goods. So they murder Company owner Dinesh Verma (Pradeep Kumar) and implicate Mohan Kumar in his murder. Mohan Kumar get arrested and imprisoned, and have him watch helplessly as his wife is killed, and son Ravi go missing.

Coming-out, after 14 years, his only goal in life is to avenge his humiliation and wrongful arrest at the hands of the trio. With the help of R.D. Puri, he establishes himself again, and starts the process of his revenge.

Seeking the treasure located in Solomon's Mines in the heart of Africa, Zorro (Amjad Khan) abducts and holds Sunita's (Rekha) father as ransom, and forces her to journey to Africa, to find the treasure. She does travel to Africa, and meets with Ranjeet (Biswajeet) and asks him for help to locate her missing brother. Ranjeet agrees to do so, and they commence their travel, little knowing what awaits them in the deep jungle full of wild beasts; hostile tribesmen; a seemingly endless and barren desert; not to speak of treachery and greed of people from their own group.

Awards: Unknown.

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