Hathyar (2002 film)

Hathyar
Hathyar
	File:Hathyar.jpg Hathyar Movie Poster
Directed by	Mahesh Manjrekar
Produced by	Ganesh Jain; Ratan Jain
Story by	Mahesh Manjrekar
Starring	Sanjay Dutt; Shilpa Shetty; Sharad Kapoor
Narrated by	Sachin Khedekar
Music by	Anand Raj Anand; Nitin Raikwar; Rahul Ranade
Cinematography	Vijay Arora
Edited by	V. N. Mayekar
Distributed by	Venus Records & Tapes
Release date	18 October 2002;
Country	India
Language	Hindi

Hathyar (English: Weapon) is a 2002 Indian Hindi-language action crime film directed by Mahesh Manjrekar. The film is a sequel to Vaastav (1999). It stars Sanjay Dutt, Shilpa Shetty and Sharad Kapoor. Hathyar begins where Vaastav had ended and focuses on the son of Raghu bhai, Boxer bhai also played by Dutt.

Plot[edit]

Hathyar is a narrative which probes into the household of Raghunath (Sanjay Dutt), a dreaded gangster. His bereaved son Rohit (also Sanjay Dutt) has to face a lot of flak from the outside world, repeatedly reminding him of the stigma attached to his family because of his father's past. Just like his father, circumstances force Rohit to become a gangster and he gets the nickname "Boxer Bhai". Rohit has weaknesses, he cannot stand any woman being called a prostitute, because his mother, Sonu (Namrata Shirodkar) was one, and he has fallen hard for a married woman, Gauri (Shilpa Shetty), who is enduring a marriage with a physically abusive spouse. Rohit snatches her out of this abusive relationship and remarries her and gives birth to a daughter named Shanti. But their married lives are shattered when Gauri's friend Jyoti (Resham Tipnis) husband who was a police officer and informer of Fracture Nagya gets killed by Rohit. Gauri, heartbroken, leaves Rohit and lives at her brother Munna's house. Rohit tries to contact her but all efforts are in vain. Munna persuades Gauri to go back to Rohit but sooner he is killed by Rohit after influenced by Pakya's (Sharad Kapoor) false story. Gauri, angered, cuts all ties with Rohit, lives in a small house nowhere. Rohit is attacked by Pakya and his men but miraculously survives.

It is then revealed that Rohit's godfather Digamber Patil (Gulshan Grover) had conspired with Fracture Nagya (Anup Soni) against him and gets double-crossed by his friend Pakya. A vengeful Rohit sets out to finish Digamber, Pakya and Nagya. He locates Pakya in a guesthouse. Rohit eventually kills Nagya and is about to kill Pakya, but the latter pleads him for forgiveness. Rohit who considered Pakya as his friend gets enraged by his betrayal, kills him. Subsequently, Rohit brutally murders Digamber with a cricket bat and goes in hiding.

After the turn of events, Rohit becomes the most wanted criminal and is issued "shoot at sight" orders by the Home Minister. DCP Kishore Kadam (Deepak Tijori) who is Rohit's guardian, has no other option but to kill him and obey the orders. Before surrendering to the police, Rohit asks for forgiveness from Gauri and says that he was not wrong. He requests Gauri to go away and whatever happens to him she would not turn back. Rohit commits suicide and the armed police force attacks Rohit. Rohit's grandmother Shanta (Reema Lagoo) advises Gauri to take Shanti far away so that she would not be affected by Raghu and Rohit's dark pasts. In the end, both decide to leave the city.

Cast[edit]

Sanjay Dutt... Rohit Shivalikar aka Boxer Bhai / Raghunath “Raghu” Namdev Shivalikar (Rohit’s Father) (Double role)
Shilpa Shetty... Gauri R. Shivalkar
Deepak Tijori... DCP Kishore Kadam
Sharad Kapoor... Pakya
Shakti Kapoor... Hasan
Sachin Khedekar... Munna / Narrator
Gulshan Grover... Digamber Patil
Shivaji Satham... Namdev (Rohit's grandfather)
Reema Lagoo... Shanta (Rohit's grandma)
Namrata Shirodkar... Sonu R. Shivalkar (Rohit's mother)
Pramod Muthu... Police inspector
Inder Kumar... Amar Rane
Harsh Chhaya... Gautam Naik (Gauri's first husband)
Resham Tipnis... Jyoti Deshmukh (Gauri's friend)
Anup Soni... Fracture Nagya
Pankaj Berry... Fracture Nagya's brother
Sanjay Narvekar... Dedh Footiya (cameo)
Viju Khote....Chaudhary
Ashima Bhalla... as an item number

Soundtracks[edit]

#	Title	Singer
1	"Chaha Tha Tumhe"	Alka Yagnik, Sanjay Dutt,
2	"Nazar Nazar Mein"	Asha Bhosle
3	"Baat Hai Kamaal"	Jolly Mukherjee, Bali Brahmbhatt
4	"Boxer Bhai"	Sudesh Bhosle, Vinod Rathod
5	"Yeh Dil Deewana Hai"	Alka Yagnik, Udit Narayan
6	"Thamba Re Thabma"	Mohd Salamat, Asha Bhosle
7	"Nazar Nazar Mein"	Mohd Salamat, Asha Bhosle
8	"Nazar Nazar Mein" (Remix)	Mohd Salamat, Alisha Chinai
9	"Shlok"	Ravindra Sathe

last speech at the end of the film about niyati in sachin khadeker voice

External links[edit]

Hathyar on IMDb

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