Kohram

<p>The story starts with the death of an army officer, and it is believed to be the act of a terrorist group headed by Changezi. Balbir Singh Sodhi is asked to investigate this matter, and he discovers that minister Veerbhadra Singh is involved in this conspiracy. Colonel Sodhi stages his death in an attempt to kill Changezi and starts living as Dadabhai/Devraj Hathoda in Mumbai. Major Ajit Arya is sent in the guise of a journalist to discover the true identity of Dadabhai/Devraj Hathoda. Once Arya discovers the truth, he joins hands with Colonel Sodhi to bring the minister to justice and terminate the terrorist group. Music by the duo Dilip Sen-Sameer Sen. Initially the film was slated to release on 6 August, but then Mehul Kumar advanced it to 13 August. Sharmila Taliculam of criticised the storyline but praised the performances of Patekar and Bchchan. She further wrote, “Kohram would pass for quite an average film, hadn’t it been for these two characters. If it’s performance you are seeking, go right ahead and see it. If it’s a great film, you want, forget it.” of wrote, “Kohram has Krantiveer-like crude energy and the first half moves at breakneck speed with Amitabh Bachchan and Nana Patekar, both army men, matching wits in a cat-and-mouse game. But proceedings slow to a crawl in the second half and the novelty of watching Bachchan and Patekar palls.”</p>