Mafia

<p>Gawda is an influential crime boss involved in and activities in , and also uses his influence to thwart and release convict prisoners. Having learnt about the rules of the , Gawda’s ex-henchman Moosa express his animosity to Gawda and decide to start his own syndicate business. However, Gawda kills Moosa and his daughter, but their deaths become the in the newspaper. The assigns Bhagat Singh to investigate the case, but is later killed by Gawda with Pawar’s help. After learning his death, Bhagat’s brothers Ajit, an army soldier and Jai, an unemployed man decide to take vengeance on Gawda and the . How the brothers complete their vengeance forms the rest of the plot. This film is heavily influenced by 1990s action films with a common theme of and a dominating the government, but using a comedic style. The music for the film is by the famous duo , with lyrics written by . The film features songs such as “Dil Mera Deewana Dhahdke”, “Duniya Nazaray”, “Yeh Dil Yeh Paagal Dil” and “Is Ladki Ne Mera”. The film premiered on 24 May 1996 and was released by Prathima Films. It has since been released on DVD by . Source The soundtrack album of the movie, composed by has a number of striking songs formulated by and performed by some big-time playback singers of the period, notably , and a few others. The movie has pleasant tracks; “Dil Mera Deewana Dhadke”, being a fine sensual number with analogous beats of . The track is peculiar to steamy numbers presented during that , with slow and measured use of instruments, chiefly , as an example, in the song .</p>