Himmat (1996)

Himmat (transl. Dare) is a 1996 Hindi-language action spy film directed by Sunil Sharma, starring Sunny Deol, Tabu and Naseeruddin Shah, along with Shilpa Shetty (extended special appearance), Sudesh Berry (extended special appearance), Mukesh Khanna, Mohan Joshi, Gulshan Grover and Kiran Kumar. The film was released on 5 January 1996.

Plot

The story begins two Indian Secret Service agents, Ajay Saxena and his close friend and colleague, Abdul Hussain. They share a brotherly bond and are dedicated to their work. Their chief assigns Abdul a critical mission: to take charge of "Project M," a top-secret project involving India's newly developed missile technology. Meanwhile, Ajay goes on a vacation to Switzerland.

In Switzerland, Ajay meets a beautiful woman named Anju, and the two fall in love. Their romance is a brief respite from the dangerous world Ajay inhabits. However, his vacation is cut short when he receives a tragic call.

Upon his return to India, Ajay is devastated to learn that Abdul has been killed, and the highly confidential Project M file has been stolen. The chief assigns Ajay the daunting task of not only recovering the file but also finding and apprehending the culprits responsible for Abdul's death.

Ajay's investigation leads him to Bangalore, where he is surprised to find that Anju also lives there. She is the daughter of a wealthy businessman named Brij Mohan, also known as BM. As Ajay's investigation deepens, he begins to uncover a dark and complex conspiracy.

Ajay's romance with Anju is put to the test as he realizes that her father, Brij Mohan, may be connected to the masterminds behind the theft of the secret file. The villains, led by a formidable figure named Luka, are now determined to eliminate Ajay just as they did Abdul.

The film introduces another key character, Nisha Bachani, a young and daring woman who initially appears to be a separate element. However, she is revealed to be a secret agent working for the villains, tasked with keeping an eye on Ajay and his movements. Her entry creates a love triangle of sorts, adding to the tension as she constantly tries to hinder Ajay's progress.

As the story reaches its climax, Ajay finds himself navigating through a series of dangerous encounters and action sequences. Nisha has a change of heart after realizing the full extent of the villains' "sins." She switches sides and helps Ajay, but her redemption is short-lived as she is killed.

With the loss of both Abdul, Ajay is fueled by a burning desire for vengeance. He faces Luka and his gang in a final confrontation.

Cast

Sunny Deol as Ajay Saxena

Tabu as Anju – Ajay's girlfriend

Naseeruddin Shah as Luka

Shilpa Shetty (extended special appearance) as Nisha Bachani – Luka's henchwoman

Sudesh Berry (extended special appearance) as Abdul Hussain – Ajay's friend

Mukesh Khanna as Inspector D'Souza

Mohan Joshi as Brij Mohan (BM) – Anju's father

Gulshan Grover as Ranjit – Luka's brother

Kiran Kumar as Kundan

Navin Nischol as Chief of Secret Service

Faqir Nabi as D.K. – Luka's associate

Tinu Verma as Tyson – Luka's henchman

Suresh Chatwal as Blind lottery seller

Douglas Killen as Scientist

Anand (Uday Narayan Singh) as Agent Anand

Herman Dsouza as bodyguard of Luka

Master Badal as Boy who taking out the air from the car

Lynda Deol (Uncredited cameo) as Girl in club

Music and soundtrack

The music of the film was composed by Anand–Milind and the lyrics of the songs were penned by Sameer.

The soundtrack was released in 1994 on Audio Cassettes, on Tips Music, which consists of 7 songs. The full album was recorded by Kumar Sanu, Udit Narayan, Alka Yagnik, Poornima, Bali Brahmbhatt, Abhijeet and Suresh Wadkar.

Track list

References

External links

Himmat at IMDb