Plot
The film opens with Jaydeep ( Raj Babbar) meeting Vikramjeet ( Sharat Saxena) on a rainy night and inviting him to his house for drinks. During their conversation, Jaydeep recounts how his wife, Neha ( Dimple Kapadia), is having an affair with Sagar ( Suresh Oberoi), the story is entirely a ruse to convince Vikramjeet to help Jaydeep in exacting revenge on his wife. On receiving refusal, Jaydeep blackmails Vikramjeet with a photo of him disposing off a dead body and his knowledge of various aliases maintained to peddle drugs. Vikramjeet agrees for a sum of INR 1,00,000. The murder plot is hatched, on a weekend night when Jaydeep and Sagar will be away at a party, Vikramjeet has to enter the house stealthily and wait in the drawing room until Jaydeep telephones Neha; Neha has to come to the drawing room to pick up the telephone and Vikramjeet has to strangle her and leave. However, the plan falls apart when Neha kills Vikramjeet in self-defense. Jaydeep reaches home and doctors the crime scene to frame Neha, who is shocked and vulnerable. The Public Prosecutor ( Anupam Kher) proves her guilt and she is sentenced to prison. However, Inspector Barua ( Danny Denzongpa) senses foul play and investigates for the truth to be revealed. The truth being that Neha never had an affair with Sagar. Both of them were in a relationship before her marriage and reconnected after years as friends. Jaydeep had married Neha for her wealth, and concocted the murder plan to frame Neha and gain unfettered access to her wealth. When exposed, Jaydeep kills himself and Neha is proven innocent.Difference from the original
The film differs in some aspects Hitchcock's story, in the original story, when Tony Wendice realises he has been found to be guilty, he accepts his crime gracefully whereas in the Hindi adaptation, Jaydeep commits suicide.Cast
* Raj Babbar as Jaydeep * Dimple Kapadia as Neha * Suresh Oberoi as Sagar * Danny Denzongpa as Inspector Barua * Sharat Saxena as Vikramjeet "Vicky" * Anupam Kher as Public ProsecutorSoundtrack
The music for all the songs were composed by Bappi Lahiri.References
External links
* {{IMDb title, 0088687