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Kachchi Sadak

More than a year after his death, the late Bollywood actor Amrish Puri comes alive on the Silver screen again.

Published on: Sep 15, 2006, 19:19:00 IST
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Cast: Rahul Singh, Parmita Katkar, Amrish Puri
Director: Sanjay D Singh

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The late Bollywood actor Amrish Puri's last film Kachchi Sadak, has him essaying the role of a strict jailor who thinks that prisoners are 'recyclable garbage'. Starring theatre actor Rahul Singh and former Miss India Asia Pacific Parmeeta Katkar in lead roles, Kachchi Sadak is an action/drama film which traces the protagonist Randhir's "emotional roller coaster" ride on the rough streets of life.

The story
The story follows a boy named Randhir (Rahul Singh), whose widowed mother re-marries to give him a father. The marriage fails due to the stepfather’s sadistic nature, the boy distances himself from home, growing into a man on the streets. Gradually, he becomes a strong arm in the politically manipulated liquor trade, earning quick money and quicker enemies.

His only relief are his confidantes and his girlfriend Julie (Parmita Katkar). With them by his side, he finally succeeds. Just then, his help is sought by an honest social-worker-turned-politician to counter the opposition’s brute force in the coming elections. He is contesting opposite a liquor baron. He accepts the job as his last use of violence, assuming it to be a good deed for a cause, but destiny has other plans.

Masaala Maar Ke...
It’s a part fiction part real story, penned by none other than Rahul Singh himself. The film is shot in the same Jodhpur jail where Salman Khan was kept during the Black Buck case.

 
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