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Bank Robbery (1969)

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Release Date1969
GenreAction
LanguageHindi
Length3952.04 meters
Censor RatingU
Censor Certificate NumberU-57934-MUM
Certificate Date05/08/1969
Shooting LocationKamal and Mohan Studios

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To shatter the economy and progress of India, the agent of enemy country decide on a game of circulation of fake currency and looting of banks. To counter these nefarious activities, the government appoints its star investigator, Shekhar to ferret out and liquidate the criminals. Shekhar proceeds to Bombay.
The plot thickens at the railway station itself. Shekhar manages to foil an attempt to photograph him. The photographer, a luscious beauty name Ina, does not give up. Their paths cross many a time. Finally, Shekhar manages to capture her. Undaunted she refuses to divulge any secrets about her boss and to add to Shekhar’s frustrations swallows the poison capsule in her ring. The concealed mystery thickens, as her body vanishes. As a counter stroke, the villains now manage to capture Shekhar himself.

The game of death is played for some time more. In this super charged interplay of intelligence and adventures, hearts too have started fluttering. How Shekhar overcomes the forces of evil and destroys them and in the process wins the heart of his lady love can all be seen, when you pay a visit to BANK ROBBERY.

[from the official press booklet]