Honest and diligent police officer Veer Chauhan believes in arresting law-breakers and placed them in the lock-ups for trial in a court of law while his colleague inspector Khan feel that the police should take action upon apprehending the criminals that is shooting them to death. That then became the reason why Veer and Khan does not get along. Meanwhile Veer's personal life involves living happily with his wife, Naina and young son, Sahil unfortunately the family's happiness are minimize when the couple gets to learn that Sahil is suffering from blood cancer with the only way to save his life is by doing a bone marrow transplant. But the short-coming is to find a donor that matches Sahil's bone marrow group which proves difficult to find; then finally there exist one who is a jailed criminal named Balli under Veer's custody for 4 years. At first Balli refuses to donate his bone marrow but later on agrees after a change of mind. Veer then make all the necessary arrangements which involve taking Balli from behind bars and loosen the chains from his body to take him to the hospital but unfortunately Balli makes a drastic escape. With time running out on Veer as his son has only 15 days to live he must try and locate Balli as fast as possible and before Khan shoots him to death. A police officer is in a frantic search for a compatible bone marrow donor for his gravely ill son. The only match is a convicted vicious killer, now on the run. All he has to do is catch him. The idea is promising enough. Police inspector Veer Chauhan's son is deadly ill, and the only person who can save him is Balli, an extremely dangerous criminal who was locked up in jail thanks to Chauhan's efforts. Initially, Balli refuses and even starts poking fun at Chauhan. After a while however, Balli pretends to have changed his mind, but seizes the opportunity to escape from the hospital and disappears. For his son to survive, Chauhan must find him quickly. However, his partner, "bad cop" Khan, is determined to find him first and "kill him in action".<br/><br/>Call it unlikely, but at least it makes for some good storytelling; worse cases of coincidence are perfectly normal in Bollywood movies. Besides, the DVD cover with Sanjay Dutt locked in chains looks more than promising. And indeed, the beginning of the movie has quite a few really good moments. Sanjay Dutt is terrifying in his role of a chained prisoner who pretty much resembles Dr. Hannibal Lecter. His friendly conversation with the boy, as well as his subsequent actions, make for some really good cinema. Enough to give me the goosebumps, anyway. But unfortunately, this is where it ends. I have never seen a potentially great movie derail to such an extent. After Balli's escape, we watch Chauhan and Khan constantly getting into each other's way, while Balli is making a quick career as a crime lord. And in no time Balli's character evolves from evil impersonated into a good-natured, Munna-Bhai styled kind of don who wouldn't hurt a fly. Shilpa Shetty and Raveena Tandon serve as attractive female decoration.<br/><br/>I would recommend watching this movie until the moment right after Balli's escape, as an unfinished masterpiece of some sort. In this first part of the movie, Sanjay Dutt is awesome, while Jackie Shroff does a decent job as inspector Chauhan. Anything that comes after that is nothing but a horrible mistake. If it is true that director Sanjay Gupta left the production half-way, than this must have been the moment. Believe me, the rest of the movie is not worth the effort of watching it even once. I'll tell you the truth I watched this movie for Raveena Tandon just to watch more of my favorite actress and watched a okay movie with it starring Sanjay Dutt Jackie Shroff and Shilpa Shetty the movie wasn't that bad. I would rather have seen Raveena in Shilpas role but you can't have everything. It's nice to watch while reading a book.<br/><br/>Okay fine the truth is this movie was not that good at all but its always good to watch anything that stars your favorite actor or actress right, well I think so anyway. 2 out of 10. If you have never watched Raveena before start with Mohra and move on to Aks next that way you know her when she is good before you watch her countless duds.
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