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Khule-Aam (1992)

Arun Dutt

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Release Date1992
GenreAction
FormatColour
LanguageHindi
Run Time155 min
Length4690.90 metres
Number of Reels18
Gauge35mm
Censor RatingU/A
Censor Certificate Number992
Certificate Date23/04/1992

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KHULE AAM is the story of an honest, hardworking and brave farmer Shiva (Dharmendra) who paid the price of is honesty with the death of his wife.

KHULE AAM is the story of a simple, soft spoken truck driver Bhole (Shammi Kapoor) whose entire life was destroyed by a cunning ruthless criminal.

KHULE AAM is the story of a Police Inspector Rathod (Danny) who discards his duty and uniform and begins to wash his hands with innocent blood in order to capture his father's killer.

KHULE AAM is the story of a cunning ruthless criminal Champak (Sadashiv Amrapurkar) who uses deceit and misunderstandings to his own advantage which results in the above characters turning blood thirsty against each other.

KHULE AAM is the story of two young people Surya (Chunkey Pandey) and Priya (Neelam) who have love for each other in their hearts but yet their love always starts with a confrontation and ends in a fight.

KHULE AAM is a lesson to those people who try to reach their aim in life through violence but yet in the end this same violence becomes the cause of their own destruction.

KHULE AAM is a ray of hope for those who still cherish and practice non-violence in a world which is filled with destruction and merciless killings.

[From the official press booklet]