Badle Ki Aag ( Flames of Revenge) is a 1982 Hindi-language action thriller film, produced and directed by Rajkumar Kohli under the Shankar Movies banner. It stars Sunil Dutt, Dharmendra, Jeetendra, Reena Roy, Smita Patil and music was composed by Laxmikant–Pyarelal. Badle Ki Aag was a box-office success.

Plot

The story begins one Diwali night, the lamps of joy were burning in all homes. But in one home there were no lamps of joy; only the splattering of blood as the deceitful Raja Saheb of that place, greedy to swallow up all the property and wealth of his partner Kishorilal, went on a rampage of mass murder and wiped out the entire family and from this splattering of blood was born the Badle Ki Aag, the burning desire of revenge.

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Revolted by the cruelty of her husband and unable to live even a single moment under the same roof with this mass-murderer, Raja Saheb's wife Durga collected her little children and fled into the darkness, far from the sinful and blood-stained world of her husband and fate played a game with her. Fate separated her from her children. Circumstances forced two brothers into the world of crime; it made dacoits out of Shera and Lakhan. Both were brothers, children of Durga separated in childhood, both with the same blood in their veins, but unaware of each other's identities. Shera was ruthless, he grabbed everything he coveted, as though everything belonged to him, by right. Lakhan, on the other hand, was the champion of the poor. He too grabbed, but in order to provide for the poor and the helpless.

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Geeta the daughter of Kishorilal had survived the mass-murder. She too grew up nursing the burning desire for revenge in her heart. In time, she met and fell in love with the Inspector of Police Amar the son of one of the murderers Mohanlal, an associate of Raja Saheb. The burning desire to take revenge against the Raja Saheb and his associate for wiping out her entire family was the main force in her life, that, and her longing to find her long-lost brother Suraj who loved Asha, the sister of the two dacoits, Shera, and Lakhan. Shera was crazy after Geeta, and Bijli, a fiery young woman of his own band of dacoits, was crazy after Shera.

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After a failed attempt by Geeta to kill Raja Saheb, Shera kidnaps her but is stopped by Lakhan. Fate flung Geeta into the arms of Lakhan, who starts living in his dacoit gang. After a series of events, Shera kidnaps Lakhan's mother, unaware that she is his own mother. Lakhan is arrested by Inspector Amar, but later escapes with Geeta's help.

Cast

Sunil Dutt as Lakhan

Armaan Kohli as Child Lakhan

Dharmendra as Sher Singh "Shera" Jeetendra as Inspector Amar Verma Reena Roy as Geeta Master Rajesh as Child Geeta Smita Patil as Bijli Sarika as Asha Rajeev Anand as Suraj Armaan Kohli as Shera's Son Nirupa Roy as Durga Kader Khan as Shambhu / Rajaram

Shakti Kapoor as Dacoit Kallu

Madan Puri as Mohanlal Verma

Pran as Senior Police Officer

Om Prakash as Man Who Needed Money For Daughter's Marriage

Murad as Kishorilal

Jankidas as Seth Haveliram

Azaad Irani as Azad

Brahmachari as Jantar Mantar

Joginder Shelly as Zaalim Singh

H.L. Pardesi as Man Who Spoke Out In Seth Haveliram's Marriage

Rajan Haksar as Man Who Tried To Rape Savitri

Ranvir Raj as Inspector Ranveer Singh

Trilok Kapoor as General Shamsher Singh

Sulochana Latkar as Savitri

Sheetal as Mistress

Urmila Bhatt as Geeta's Foster Mother

Bhushan Tiwari as Mohanlal's Goon

Kedarnath Saigal as Man With Bijli

Ranjan Garewal as Lakhan's Right Hand

Master Bhagwan as Train Master

Poonam Kapoor

Master Monish

Soundtrack

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References

1980s Hindi-language films

Films scored by Laxmikant–Pyarelal

1982 films

Indian action films