Nishana

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Thakur Saab and his wife Jankidevi belong to a rich and royal family. They have an ancestral necklace which is very precious and very expensive. The necklace is always worn by Jankidevi. The... Read allThakur Saab and his wife Jankidevi belong to a rich and royal family. They have an ancestral necklace which is very precious and very expensive. The necklace is always worn by Jankidevi. Their Dewanji is behind this necklace and also Thakursaab's property. But Jankidevi somehow e... Read allThakur Saab and his wife Jankidevi belong to a rich and royal family. They have an ancestral necklace which is very precious and very expensive. The necklace is always worn by Jankidevi. Their Dewanji is behind this necklace and also Thakursaab's property. But Jankidevi somehow escapes from him and secretly gives the necklace to a Adivasi. She tells him to give it bac... Read all

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Nishana is the first hindi film of Director K.Raghavendra Rao who is called Manmohan Desai of south and also the producers of this film, this was their first hindi production the same team later made Farz Aur Kanoon with Jeetendra, Hema Malini, Raj Kiran and Rati Aghnihotri.

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Nishana

Nishana is about a Thakur family whose wife is killed by someone for taking an ancestral necklace which she used to wear. The story of this film takes a turn when the daughter of Thakur( Poonam Dhillon) falls in love with the boy (jeetendra) whose father was "Diwaan" and was blamed for the murder of thakur's wife.

Standard masala affair starring Jeetendra and Poonam Dhillon is lively, fun and has all concoction that makes a blockbuster - fights, dancing, singing, nasty villains courtesy of uptal Dutt and Prem Chopra, and the typical misunderstandings that threatens a budding romance. The comedy is supplied by the legendary Rajendranath and Asrani. The dialogue is great; there's one sequence where Jeetendra mentions his film titles within his dialogue. It's great escapist fun.