Sheshnaag (1990)

Knowing him to be simpleton, BHOLA's father, at his death bed, entrusts, BHOLA to the care of his married daughter CHAMPA. The Sister brings him to her houseBansi.Champa's husband dill-treats and insults him.To save him from further disgrace and torture, CHAMPA puts him in­charge of a herd of cattle. And sends him to jungle to graze there (BHOLA) is happy whatever fate has offered him. He is content to look after the cattle and play his flute.    

But his happiness is short-lived. Fate takes tragic turn. BANSI, while gambling in a drunken spell, losses all his wealth. As a desperate act, he wagers his wife (CHAMPA) at stake and losses her.    

CHAMPA's new owners become her tormenters she suffers, and when they try to rape her,she escapes and plunges herself into raging waters     

BHOLA's cup of misery is full. His father dead, his sister gone, homeless, nothing is left but to end his life.    •

At this, an event from his past comes to his help. At the risk of his life rescued a number of snakes from the deadly clutches of an AGHORI the enemy of all snakes.

Among them were a pair of ICHADHARI snakes. This pair had a boon from lord SHESHNAAG [TheKing of all snakes). They could change into any from when and where they wish.

So to help their lifesaver the female snake takes the form of CHAMPA, the lost sister of BHOLA. She comes to him and tells him GOD has saved her and she is alive, Bholais again happy.

She actually being a snake, knows of treasures buried in the earth. She brings these to BHOLA and they start living rich and happy life. From here story takes strange turns and twists......

How BANSI discovers his wife who actually is not his wife. How BHOLA falls in love with KAMINI the daughter of GIADHARILAL, who is friend of snake hating AGHORI.

How ICHADHARI snakes take their revenge and defeat the AGHORI, in the old castle, in the middle of desert, in the presence of Lord Sheshnag is something worthy to be seen on the silver screen.

(From the official press booklet)