Nishchaiy

<p>Ravi Yadav is the servant of Manohar Singh. He has a younger brother, Rohan Yadav, whom he wishes to see as a successful and good lawyer. Manohar’s wife starts to teach Ravi English so he can get a good job when he goes to Mumbai and that he can afford Rohan’s school and college expenses, but Manohar feels insecure and plans to jail Ravi. Ravi is falsely accused of raping his lover, Parvati, and sentenced to 12 years in prison because the real rapist killed Parvati and then told the court that Ravi has raped her. Manohar’s wife Renuka assures Ravi that she will help Rohan in becoming a lawyer. 12 years later, when Ravi comes out of prison, Rohan’s whereabouts are unknown. Rohan, in the meantime, has been adopted by famous lawyer Gujral, and his wife Yashoda, and is now known as Vasudev Gujral, a lawyer by profession. Vasudev falls in love with Payal Singh, who happens to be Manohar’s daughter. Ravi finds out that Renuka is alive, but her memory is diminished after Manohar tried to kill her. Manohar is unaware of Renuka being alive. He starts medical treatment for Renuka. To earn the needed money, he accepts a contract to kill Vasudev Gujral, because he is told that Vasu has raped and then killed a woman and by killing Vasu he is helping the women’s mother in revenge, little knowing that he is about to kill his own innocent long-separated brother. When he enters Vasudev’s room, he sees a picture and learns that Vasu is Rohan. He returns, but Vasu catches him and starts beating him. Ravi is arrested. At the police station, Renuka comes rushing because her memory has returned. Everyone gets to know about what happened and Payal is reunited with her mother, who she was told had died. Payal goes to her house to confront her father, Manohar. Manohar traps his own daughter. Ravi is shot by Manohar, Renuka wants to kill Manohar, but Ravi who is taking his last breaths tells her not to. Ravi dies and the story ends. The soundtrack of the film contains 6 songs. The music was composed by and lyrics written by . When the Venus company distributed the music for the film they were excited for O.P. Nayyar making a return to composing soundtracks for Hindi films. However, when the Venus bosses ended up hearing the songs, they decided they would no longer buy a film that O. P. Nayyar composed the soundtrack for. They felt the music was very dated and stopped all production of the soundtrack, after the initial release. This article about a Hindi film of the 1990s is a . You can help Wikipedia by .</p>