Dil mera ek tara - 16 December (2002)

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http://www.youtube.com/movie?v=lW76wRuJeVo&feature;=mv_sr It's December 3rd, a normal day in Mumbai, except that - A Dalal Street broker is trying to spend a crore of Rupees a day on fancy cars and women.... A mysterious high tech killer is stalking the streets with cold fury... 5000 crores of rupees is morphing into a Swiss bank account code named White Lotus... A shadowy Afghan terrorist organization is now offering a Soviet era nuclear bomb for sale... Someone has found a mysterious clue. It's a photograph of the famous surrender between Generals at Dhaka, and its dated 16 December 1971... Welcome to the world of intrigue, deceit and sudden death. Welcome to an adrenalin charged adventure where a moment could turn into a nightmarish reality in tomorrow's news. 16 December, a title for a film. Also a date with destiny 30 years ago, when Pakistan surrendered to India after the Bangladesh war. 16 December. A dead line that sets off a mind--boggling man hunt in search of a faceless target. Both sides are equipped with the latest technology. Both are determined to win, whatever the cost. Genres: Indian Cinema, Action & Adventure, Drama Language: Hindi Subtitles: English Running time: 2:27:48 Released: Mar 22, 2002 Cast & Crew Cast Danny Denzongpa Gulshan Grover Milind Soman Dipannita Sharma Sushant Singh Aditi Govitrikar Deepinka Directors Mani Shankar Producers IDream Production Pvt. Ltd Writers Mani Shankar Song: Dil mera ek tara Music: Vikesh Mehta Singer: Sadhana Sargam http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0313844/ White collar crimes that drain the nation of precious foreign exchange is connected to the funding of international terrorism. The much-told Hollywood theme is retold in the Indian context with much needed technical wizadry. 16 December, 1971 was the day when India won the war against Pakistan, and was also able to liberate Bangla Desh from Pakistan's rule. Although the ruling dictator of Pakistan surrendered unconditionally to India, some of the hard-lined Pakistani soldiers were bitter and angry at the surrender, as they wanted to continue fighting the Indians until their last breath. They retreated in silent and later came together to form their own groups of Jihaadi soldiers to carry out terrorists attacks against neighboring India. One of them was Dost Khan (Gulshan Grover). Although the Indian authorities were aware of Dost Khan's terrorist activities, they were unable to apprehend him as he kept changing disguises, and always kept one step ahead of the authorities. This matter was assigned to Chief of Revenue Intelligence Vir Vijay singh (Danny Denzongpa) and his team of Vikram (Milind Soman)... Danny Denzongpa ... Vir Vijay Singh Gulshan Grover ... Dost Khan Milind Soman ... Vikram Dipannita Sharma ... Sheeba Sushant Singh ... Victor (as Sushant) Aditi Govitrikar ... Sonal Joshi