Year of Production: 1990
Direction: Talukdars
Cast: Govinda, Sonam, Kader Khan, Gulshan Grover, Kiran Kumar, Satish Shah, …

Synopsis: Vicky (Govinda) is in love with Mona (Sonam) but he has no money to look after her and his mother. Finally he finds a job and works hard to earn money. While Vicky is out for dinner with Mona they get into a conflict with Monty’s gang (Satish Shah, Gulshan Grover). To solve the conflict Vicky tries to get the support of the police but he has to learn that they won’t help him since Don Nagpal, the boss of the gang, supports them with money. So Vicky decides to fight them on his own.

Review: Apmaan Ki Aag isn’t special. It’s a good movie which serves all aspects of Bollywood perfectly. Love story, family, corrupted police and a hero who defends and defies them all. Govinda’s character gets surprisingly evil throughout the development of the story, the first and second half are strictly divided and quite different from each other. I did not recognize any real chemistry between Govinda and Sonam, she’s just too artificial. The songs were okay, some nice moves and fine sound.

Rating: 6/10 points

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