( ''Fire & Flames'') is a 1986 Indian

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-language action romance film, produced by Prasan Kapoor under the Tirupati Pictures Enterprises banner, written by Kader Khan and directed by K. Bapaiah. It stars

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, Sridevi, Mandakini, and Ashish Chanana, with music composed by Laxmikant–Pyarelal. The film was a remake of the Tamil film '' Uyirullavarai Usha''.

Plot

is the story of love, eternal and immortal. It also the story of hatred, the kind of hatred, the existence of which shall remain till the existence of this world. Poor Raju ( Ashish Channa) loved Usha ( Mandakini), but she proudly refused to reciprocate. Nagesh ( Shakti Kapoor), brother of Usha was a rogue. When he learned that Raju loved Usha, he attacked Raju and beat him like a beast. In spite of all this, the fire of love for Usha was still burning in his heart. On the other side, Nagesh was furious and wanted to kill Raju if he was still adamant. Raju had no other alternative than to go to Vishal for help. Golden-hearted Vishal (

) was not only generous but in strength, he was like a rock. Vishal's past resembled Raju's present. He had played with fire and had lost his beloved Aarti ( Sridevi). Raju also was playing with fire and would meet with the same fate, but Vishal was now determined to help Raju. This news was like adding fuel to the fire. Nagesh would marry Usha with the boy of his choice, but on the other side, Vishal had promised Raju to get him married with Usha only. This was a great challenge for both Nagesh and Vishal. It was with all his sympathies to Raju on one side and the tyrant Nagesh on the other side and there in between them were the innocent lovers.

Cast

as Vishal * Sridevi as Aarti *Ashish Channa as Raju * Mandakini as Usha * Shakti Kapoor as Nagesh * Kadar Khan as College Lecturer Chogamal Hoshiyarpuri * Asrani as Micheal * Jagdeep as Laddan *

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as Gayaram Police Constable *

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as Vijay Aarti's mamaji *

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as Sapna Usha's elder sister * Bindu as Anuradha Aarti's mamiji *

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as Sarita Raju's Bua *

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as Jumbo * Guddi Maruti as Vinita Collegian * Yunus Parvez as Hasmukhlal Aarti's Groom * Satish Shah as Vidyasagar * Dalip Tahil as Inspector Ram

Soundtrack

The music composed by Laxmikant-Pyarelal and songs written by

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References

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* 1986 films 1980s Hindi-language films 1980s Indian films Films directed by K. Bapayya Films scored by Laxmikant–Pyarelal Hindi remakes of Tamil films {{1980s-Hindi-film-stub