Avdesh swears that he will not go close to Arpita until he kills Laal Singh. As Avdesh and Arpita are about to consummate their marriage Bahuji interrupts with making Avdesh realize that he has to avenge death of his father and his older brother whom were killed by Laal Singh. Much to Bahuji's dismay, Avdesh and Arpita get married. At home Bahuji is not happy with this, as Bahuji secretly loves Avdesh.
Avdesh comes to the rescue and fills Arpita's maang and takes her with him. Arpita writes a letter to Avdesh confessing her love for him.
Mahesh Rai arranges Arpita's wedding with Pappu. The show follows the unlikely love story of Avdhesh and Arpita set against the devastating background of violence. She despises her father's corrupt practices and idolises Avdhesh who is the Robin Hood of Lallanpur. While she fears her father and brothers at home, Arpita is a carefree fun-loving college student outside home. Among his admirers is Arpita Rai, the daughter of corrupt civil engineer Mahesh Rai.
A song from that film appeared in another film about films, with the name – what else? – Film Hi Film (1983).The story is set in the town of Lallanpur in eastern Uttar Pradesh where a new incident of crime occurs every day and gun violence is common.Īvdesh Singh Thakur aka "Bhaiyyaji" is one of the most feared people in Lallanpur but is also widely respected for his generosity and sense of justice. Interestingly, Amitabh Bachchan and Rekha were once paired in an unreleased film titled Ek Tha Chandar, Ek Thi Sudha (1972). The lead pair of Rahil Azzam and Umang Jain are easy on the eye, and Ghalib’s poetry is pleasant to the ear. The first episode shows promise, avoiding loud background music and jerky edits. Shot on outdoor locations in Varanasi, Baroda and Kashmir, it has been given the treatment of a feature film, moving away from the indoor settings that define Indian television.
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