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A singer and dancer arrested for confessing to a murder. He abducts and forcibly marries his fan Bharti. The two conspire to deceive the court into commuting his death sentence to life imprisonment. H...
A violent ruler who treats the villagers as his property, Thakur Gajendra Singh uses threats and force to control them. He orders Dayaram to whip a tonga driver and take a child, threatens to burn a f...
Kalpana loves the singer Ravi Shankar Singh and longs to attend his performance in the city. Although Thakur Gajendra Singh has placed a guard over her, she insists that no guard will prevent her from...
A law student and devoted fan of Ravi. After witnessing his arrest, she attends his final concert where he abducts and marries her. She actively conspires with him to manipulate the legal system to sp...
A blind widower who shares a household with his daughter. He has no further narrative involvement in the provided plot summary.
Patthar carries out the orders of Thakur Gajendra Singh, the violent ruler who controls the village through threats and force. The summary identifies Patthar as an agent of Thakur's authority but give...
Dayaram acts on Thakur Gajendra Singh's orders during the ruler's violent treatment of villagers. When a tonga driver stops to avoid a child, Thakur orders Dayaram to whip him and take the child from...
The jailor helps arrange one last meeting between Ravi Shankar Singh and Bharati while Ravi is awaiting execution. His assistance gives the pair a chance to meet as Bharati continues her effort to sav...
After his father dies amid a dispute with Thakur Gajendra Singh, Vikram Singh vows to take revenge. His vow adds to the growing danger surrounding Thakur and contributes to the conflict developing alo...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Bharati Singh tells Ravi Shankar Singh that she believes he is innocent and will prove it. Her mercy appeal refers to her future as his wife, and the...
Kalpana longs to attend Ravi Shankar Singh's city performance and the plot says that she loves him.
After threatening a villager's home over his married daughter, Thakur Gajendra Singh's orders are carried out by Patthar.
Thakur Gajendra Singh orders Dayaram to whip the tonga driver and take the child from a woman.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
A jailor helps arrange one last meeting between Ravi Shankar Singh and Bharati Singh.
After Vikram Singh's father dies amid a dispute with Thakur Gajendra Singh, Vikram Singh vows to take revenge.
Bharati Singh stands against Thakur Gajendra Singh, who dismisses her and claims she has no witness able to testify against him.
Thakur Gajendra Singh places a guard on Kalpana, but she insists that no guard will keep her from reaching Ravi Shankar Singh.
A village's violent power struggle and Bharati Singh's effort to save Ravi Shankar Singh from execution converge in a final appeal for mercy.
Directed by K. Bapayya
Muddat (1986) · 9/10 · action, drama
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