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{{Infobox film
{{Infobox film
| name          = Mera Lahoo
| name          = Mera Lahoo
| image          = MeraLahoofilm87.png
| image          = Mera Lahoo.png
| caption        = Promotional poster
| caption        = Promotional poster
| director      = [[Veerendra]]
| director      = [[Veerendra]]
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'''''Mera Lahoo''''' (translation:  '''''My Blood''''') is a 1987 [[India]]n directed by Veerendra and starring [[Govinda (actor)|Govinda]] and [[Kimi Katkar]]. The film was directed by punjabi actor [[veerendra]] an it was declared  hit.
'''''Mera Lahoo''''' (translation:  '''''My Blood''''') is a 1987 [[India]]n directed by Veerendra and starring [[Govinda (actor)|Govinda]] and [[Kimi Katkar]]. The film was directed by punjabi actor [[veerendra]] an it was declared  hit.


==Summary==
==Plot==


Elder brother Dharam ([[Raj Kiran (Bollywood actor)|Raj Kiran]]) and younger brother Govinda ([[Govinda (actor)|Govinda]]) are living happily in a village. Dharam marries Pavitra ([[Kimi Katkar]]) and Govinda falls in love with Gita. Soon after marriage, due to evil thoughts and tactics, the two brothers are separated. Dharam's mind has been poisoned by Dhaneshwar, and he alleged Govinda as having had physical relations with his Bhabhi Pavita, and therefore Govinda leaves the house. In the absence of Govinda, Dharam has been murdered and Bhabhi Pavitra becomes the victim of Dhaneshwar's lust for sex. Govinda returns to avenge his brother's death and Bhabi's rape. How and where Govinda avenges form the climax.
Elder brother Dharam ([[Raj Kiran (Bollywood actor)|Raj Kiran]]) and younger brother Govinda ([[Govinda (actor)|Govinda]]) are living happily in a village. Dharam marries Pavitra ([[Kimi Katkar]]) and Govinda falls in love with Gita. Soon after marriage, due to evil thoughts and tactics, the two brothers are separated. Dharam's mind has been poisoned by Dhaneshwar, and he alleged Govinda as having had physical relations with his Bhabhi Pavita, and therefore Govinda leaves the house. In the absence of Govinda, Dharam has been murdered and Bhabhi Pavitra becomes the victim of Dhaneshwar's lust for sex. Enraged, Govinda returns to avenge his brother's death and Bhabi's rape. How and where Govinda avenges form the climax.


==Cast==
==Cast==

Latest revision as of 07:48, 15 March 2026

Mera Lahoo
Promotional poster
Directed byVeerendra
Produced byRavindra Dhanoa, Bhargav Bhatt
StarringGovinda
Kimi Katkar
Gulshan Grover
Raj Kiran
Music byAnu Malik
Release date
  • 13 March 1987 (1987-03-13)
CountryIndia
LanguageHindi
Budgetest. ₹2.07 crores
Box office₹8.10 crores

Mera Lahoo (translation: My Blood) is a 1987 Indian directed by Veerendra and starring Govinda and Kimi Katkar. The film was directed by punjabi actor veerendra an it was declared hit.

Plot[edit | edit source]

Elder brother Dharam (Raj Kiran) and younger brother Govinda (Govinda) are living happily in a village. Dharam marries Pavitra (Kimi Katkar) and Govinda falls in love with Gita. Soon after marriage, due to evil thoughts and tactics, the two brothers are separated. Dharam's mind has been poisoned by Dhaneshwar, and he alleged Govinda as having had physical relations with his Bhabhi Pavita, and therefore Govinda leaves the house. In the absence of Govinda, Dharam has been murdered and Bhabhi Pavitra becomes the victim of Dhaneshwar's lust for sex. Enraged, Govinda returns to avenge his brother's death and Bhabi's rape. How and where Govinda avenges form the climax.

Cast[edit | edit source]

Soundtrack[edit | edit source]

Mera Lahoo
Film score by
GenreFeature film soundtrack
Length24:48
LabelVenus

The music composed by Anu Malik.

# Title Singer(s) Lyricist(s)
1 "O Janeman" Shailender Singh Sameer
2 "Main Hoon Ek Bansuri" Alka Yagnik Kulwant Jani
3 "Govinda Tere Krishan Kanhaiya" Mohammed Aziz Kulwant Jani
4 "Ye Lo Kagaz Ye Lo Kalam" Shabbir Kumar Anwar Sagar
5 "Lahoo Ka Rang Ek Hai" Shabbir Kumar S. Malik

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