Ashok

<p>Ashok is a mechanic who is thrown out of his house by his father, Bhaskar Prasad because of his rash actions by engaging in fights that have led to his grandmother’s death. Bhaskar still harbors anger against his son, despite Ashok’s good behavior that has a positive outcome. Ashok happens to meet an insecure yet talented dancer named Anjali and falls in love with her. Anjali witnesses a crime involving KK, the leader of one of the largest crime syndicates in Andhra Pradesh. KK then tries to ensnare Anjali within his evil plans, while Ashok wages a one-man war against KK’s gang. Bhaskar decides to give his son a second chance by sending him to Delhi for job. Ashok accepts this but Bhaskar tells Anjali to leave and never see him again as he was threatened by KK. One day Ashok’s friend Rajiv attempts to rescue Anjali, but KK has him killed. Ashok then avenges Rajiv’s death by killing KK’s brother, Panda. This enrages KK, and his gang captures Ashok’s sister, demanding that Ashok hands himself over to them in return for her safety. Ashok’s father drags him to KK’s manor and orders him to save his sister. Ashok and KK then get into a dramatic fight at Ashok’s sister’s wedding. Just when it appears that Ashok will emerge the winner, KK’s mother tries to shoot Ashok but accidentally kills her own son. She drops the gun and falls down dead, apparently dying of shock. The film ends with Ashok’s sister getting married and Ashok receiving his father’s forgiveness. The music was composed by and released by . Hindi version The Fighhterman Ghayal No 1. Duniya mein jeena hai toh 2. Dola Dola dil yeh Dola 3. tere bina The film was shot in format. It was released with 228 . The film was later dubbed and released in Tamil, Hindi, Hindustani, and Bhojpuri as and (2008) respectively. The Kannada Dubbed version was telecasted on . The film collected 25 crore in its opening weekend.</p>