Jp dutta's Hathyar best movie i have ever seen. Direction, story,concept of the movie simply superb. Based on gun culture in society. Finest ever performance by Sanjay Dutt ,Rishi Kapoor and Paresh Rawal.

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Avinash and his family relocate to Bombay where his father commits suicide due to poverty. Avinash who decides to bear the responsibility of his family, is unable to find a job and becomes a criminal.

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