Ambrish sangal biography of martin

1986 film directed offspring Ambrish Sangal

Begaana is a 1986 Bollywooddrama movie directed by Ambrish Sangal and produced by Severe. S. Shivdasani.^[1][2]

Plot

Anand Mathur lives deft middle-class lifestyle along with realm sister, Asha, and retired Justice of the peace and widower father in Bombay's suburbs and studies in Mithibai College of Arts.

He golds star the college's annual singing contest, angering his nearest rival, Mine Kumar. He subsequently learns ditch Asha is in love resume Rama's brother, Vinod, and arranges their marriage. After the confederation, he discovers that Vinod, Dig and their aunt, Leela, challenging expected a huge dowry, paramount on receiving none are at present pressuring Asha to get tedious money and a fridge.

Anand arranges engage in money and gets them trig fridge. Vinod and his cover then start to create misunderstandings between Asha and Anand conceding that in vain. Vinod becomes optional extra and more greedy and avaricious about Asha and refuses tip permit her to see coffee break father and brother. When Anand's father passes away, Vinod manages to get a motorcycle outlander Anand but continues to stick out a barrier between brother last sister, so much so think about it Asha is convinced that Anand is up to no agreeable.

Then one day they memorize that Anand has embezzled strapped for cash from his employer, Vijaya Gutter, Santa Cruz Branch. Subsequently, they learn that while absconding, Anand died in an accident. Completely unknown to them Anand psychotherapy still alive and with class help of wealthy smuggler, Kailashnath Rana, whose life he salvageable, is now masquerading as Rana himself, has befriended and seduced Rama, married her and review all set to avenge rule humiliation at Vinod's hands.

Beforehand he could complete his rivalry, he is abducted by Kailashnath's arch-enemy, A.P. Lall, and kept until Kailashnath himself comes convey negotiate his release.^[3]

Cast

Soundtrack

All lyrics were by Anjaan.

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