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A traumatized taxi driver whose quest to save Pooja from a brothel transforms him into a vigilante. Twenty-nine years later, he remains a driver but struggles with suicidal tendencies until a new jour...
A young woman forced into prostitution who becomes the catalyst for Ravi's transformation. After multiple captures and rescues by Ravi, she ultimately reunites with him following his imprisonment.
Ravi's loyal friend and fellow taxi driver who is deeply in love with Chanda. He assists in the brothel escape, marries Chanda in a temple, but is tragically shot and killed during the ambush.
A prostitute and Gotya's girlfriend. She escapes with Gotya and Ravi, marries him in a temple, but is fatally shot alongside him during the ambush orchestrated by the brothel's forces.
Ruthless transgender brothel owner and human trafficker.
Ravi's deceased sister. Her forced entry into prostitution, STD diagnosis, and subsequent suicide by jumping serve as the foundational trauma that drives Ravi's psychological state and ultimate vigila...
The taxi owner and employer of Ravi and Gotya. He provides Ravi with his life savings to buy Pooja's freedom and later advises seeking police protection after the brothel attacks.
A pimp who facilitates Ravi's initial transaction to spend a night with Pooja. He is later captured and brutally tortured by Maharani's henchmen for his involvement in the escape.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Salim Bhai is described as the taxi owner and employer of both Ravi and Gotya.
Gullu helps Ravi pose as a customer so Ravi can take Pooja out of the brothel for one night.
Chanda is listed among the women employed by Maharani, and Gotya takes her away during the escape from Maharani's brothel.
Maharani runs the brothel and employs Pooja. She recaptures Pooja after Ravi is tortured and left for dead.
Ravi tells Pooja that he loves her and repeatedly pays to spend time with her. After his release from jail, Ravi and Pooja reunite.
Roopa is identified as Ravi's sister. Her forced prostitution, STD diagnosis, and suicide become the trauma that shapes Ravi's actions.
Salim Bhai owns Ravi's taxi. Ravi obtains thirty thousand rupees from him and later takes refuge with him.
Gotya is in love with Chanda. They escape together and marry in a temple with Ravi and Pooja's blessings.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
After the escape, Maharani's forces capture Gullu and break his legs because of his involvement.
Pooja and Chanda are both employed in Maharani's brothel, and both escape when Ravi and Gotya flee the establishment.
Gotya helps Ravi arrange Pooja's first escape from the brothel and later flees with him and the others.
Ravi stabs Maharani while escaping with Pooja, later returns to her brothel, sets it ablaze, and kills her.
A traumatized taxi driver confronts trafficking, betrayal, and the law while trying to rescue Pooja and redeem the memory of Roopa.
Directed by Mahesh Bhatt
Sadak (1991) · 5.7/10 · action, romance, thriller
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