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Aasmaan (1984)

Tony

Release Date1984
GenreDrama, Mystery
FormatColour
LanguageHindi
Run Time146 mins
Length4204.41 meters
Number of Reels16 Reels
Gauge35 mm
Censor RatingU
Censor Certificate NumberU-1587-MUM
Certificate Date06/04/1984

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"Sky is the limit" was the motto of Capt. Kumar. He had his mother, a sister, a friend and other servants to look after.

Capt. Kumar, while on duty saw a girl committing suicide. He saved her and brought her to his military camp. The girl named Reshma had no one in this world, to look after her, and so this humble act of Kumar, made her like him and slowly get her locked in his love.

Mother was informed and she on seeing the girl accepted her whole heartedly and fixed a date for the marriage.

But God willed otherwise - we broke out and Capt. Kumar had to depart for forwarded area leaving everybody crying.

Another character named Chandan, a perfect replica of Capt. Kumar was at that time supplying food stuff to the Military. Both Capt. Kumar and Chandan met one day and similarity of faces made them friends. But Chandan also had "Sky is my limit" motto in his life and when he came to know about the riches of Kumar, the beauty of Reshma and the grandeur of Kumar's kingdom, he was pining to own them by hook or crook.

He managed to assault Kumar in battle field, appeared in his house as Kumar tried to gain confidence of everybody to fulfill his ovil aspiration.

But could he do it? Was Kumar killed or merely hurt and whether he came back to punish Chandan ware the interesting points to be watched in TONY's "AASMAAN" a film with a motto. Thou shall have "Sky as your limit" for they ambitions but through fair means.

(From the official press booklet)