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Title: |
D |
| Director: |
Vishram Sawant |
| Genre: |
Underworld flick |
| Year: |
2005 |
| Language: |
Hindi |
| Color: |
Color |
| Release: |
06/03/2005 |
| Producer: |
RGV, UTV |
| Music: |
Nitin Raikwar. |
| Starring |
| Randeep Hooda, Yashpal Sharma, Sushant Singh, Chunkey Pandey, Goga Kapoor,
Rukhsaar ,Isha Koppikar ,Sushmita Sen.
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| Plot |
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Deshu (Randeep Hooda) returns from Dubai to meet his dad-- a police constable after the death of his mother. His life changes when mafias don, Maangli’s men kill a man in front of him. Deshu is threatened by both local police inspector to identify the killers while the Bhai warns him against opening his mouth for his own good. Deshu chooses police bashing to the Bhai’s bullet.He approaches Hashim (Goga Kapur), the rival Bhai, and promises to kill Maangli if he is given a place in Hashim’s gang. He kills Maangli, one of the few hard-to-believe sequences, and wins Hashim’s trust. Raghav (Chunky Pandey) as his trusted deputy. Slowly, Deshu’s rank in Hashim’s gang rises as the latter starts turning taking Deshu’s advice on every business decision. Hashim’s two sons Mukarram (Sushant Singh) and Shabbir (Yashpal Sharma) start feeling eclipsed by Deshu’s presence in the gang. As the rift widens Hashim packs Deshu’s bags and sends him to Gujarat. The tension builds up with each passing incident and the Hashim’s two sons decides to settle the scores. Their first target is Raghav and then Deshu’s bar dancer wife (Koppikar). Deshu manages to escape. The Gujarat gangster Gangaram's (Jeeva) tring to broker piece between the two warring factions is the climax of the movie. |
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Movie Poster
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| Singer / Song |
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Ek Pal Ki Zindagi
Priyad
Dhokebaaz
Jolly Mukherjee and new find Mohana Sarkar
Khud Ko Maar Daala Re
Mano and Mohana Sarkar
Zinda Hai Zindagi
Nitin
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| Review |
| D is a prequel to Varma's Company. In 'Company' we saw the protagonist Malik at the peak of his power. But where did it start? 'D' will start with Malik's origins and will end where 'Company' started. The D signifies a way-too-obvious hint at Mumbai’s original crime master. In fact, the film itself is being looked at as something of a prequel to arguably Varma’s best movie, Company, which explored the relationship between Dawood (referred to in the film as Mallik) and Chota Shakeel (Chandu in the film, played by Vivek Oberoi). the name of Mallik has been changed to Deshu in D, the spirit remains intact.
Ajay Devgan's character of Malik in the original is now being played by model Randeep
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