Mrignaini and Shekhar love each other, but due to a misunderstanding, Mrignaini decides to leave him. She then marries another man. Her life comes crashing down when Shekhar reappears in her life.
الإعلان الترويجي
طاقم العمل
Ravi Chopra
Director
Jackie Shroff
Chandrashekhar
Raj Babbar
Colonel Rahul Saxena
Meenakshi Sheshadri
Naini Saxena
Aruna Irani
Jameela Khan
Smita Patil
Sukhbir Kaur
Shafi Inamdar
Maj. Gen. Khushal Singh
Zarina Wahab
Jameela Ali
Vijayendra Ghatge
Ahmed Ali
Rajesh Puri
Lallu
Puneet Issar
Traitor
Satish Bhatnagar
Writer
Parkash Chopra
Writer
Rahi Masoom Reza
Writer
قد يعجبك أيضًا
Sandakozhi 2
كراك
صلاة
فينايا فيديا راما
Nie Xiaoqian
تيرانداز
Kaattaan
Sultan of Delhi
الإصرار على النجاح
Ithonga
مطافئ شيكاغو
Hunted
9-1-1: ناشفيل
Pedal to Metal
Returned Master
حرب الإيمان (2024)
في الظل
Diablo Guardián
Ariza
Algojo
iNumber Number
البطل
Kobiety mafii
One Good Day
التعليقات
3 تعليق
Triangular love stories were quite popular in the 80's and 90's Hindi cinema. The formula usually ended either with one of the characters dying in the end or by introducing a new love interest in the end for the loser. Ravi Chopra's 'Dahleez' is quite a mess. Given the concept, even though, familiar, this could have been an engaging film but the writing is awful. The first half is extremely rushed and feels patchy while the director doesn't mind throwing in some unnecessary dishum dishum (campy Bollywood action sequences). Things get marginally interesting when a married Naini decides to go out with Chandrashekhar. Now if the film only focused on the love triangle and developed this properly, 'Dahleez' could have been way better but alas. Moreover it's got too many songs. Some are beautiful, others are okay and a few are truly abysmal. Jackie Shroff, Raj Babbar and Meenakshi Sheshadri are very good. They are given some dreadful dialogues at times but the actors manage to rise above (most of the time anyway). Sheshadri is particularly notable. I was appalled to see Smita Patil wasted in such an insignificant role.
