Vishnu Vijaya

Vishnu Vijaya (Kannada)
Ashaant (Hindi)

Vishnu Vijaya Poster
Directed by Keshu Ramsay
Produced by Vishnuvardhan
Screenplay by V R Bhaskar
Story by Ananda Vardhan
Starring Vishnuvardhan
Akshay Kumar
Ashwini Bhave
Mamta Kulkarni
Pankaj Dheer
Music by Songs:
Jatin Lalit
Background score:
Raju Singh
Cinematography Anil Sehgal
Edited by V N Maykar
Koushal Mishra
Prasad
Production
company
Vishnupriya Combines
Distributed by Vishnupriya Combines
Release dates
26 November 1993
Running time
140 min
Country India
Language Kannada
Hindi

Vishnu Vijaya (or Ashaant) is a 1993 multi-lingual Indian film directed by Keshu Ramsay and released simultaneously in Hindi and Kannada. The film stars Akshay Kumar, Vishnuvardhan, Ashwini Bhave and Pankaj Dheer.

The Hindi version of the film was a box office failure while the Kannada version became a success.[1] Akshay Kumar, after the death of Vishnuvardhan, said "We did a Hindi and a Kannada version of Ashaant. The Kannada version was a super hit. The Hindi version was a flop. I realised Vishnuji was a much bigger star than I could ever be."[2]

Plot

Ashaant is a story about effort made by the whole Police Force of the country, especially two police officers A.C.P. Vijay Bombay Police (Akshay Kumar) and A.C.P. Vishnu Bangalore Police (Vishnuvardhan) to bring peace i.e. Shanti to country. The wage a war against a Mafia who deals in printing fake currency notes and have become threat to country´s and security. These Mafia dons Kaka (Jai Kalgutkar) and Rana (Punit) are operating from Bangalore city. But when the pressure of Police Officer Vishnu mounts on them, the decide to shift their roots to Bombay. As they enter Bombay, Rana is nabbed by ACP Vijay and is arrested. Vijay starts his investigation to reach the roots of this Mafia through Rana, when orders come from home ministry to shift Rana from Bombay custody to Bangalore court for many previous serious crimes.

Vijay along with his friend ACP Amit (Pankaj Dheer) take join them to re-arrest Rana. Vishnu, who is in charge of Rana´s case gets them permission on two conditions that Vijay and Amit can´t use their weapons and police uniform. Vishnu's wife Anita (Ashwini Bhave)and Vijay are ex lovers. Their relationship ended as Anita's father Ex-Chief Minister Niranjan Das refused to let her daughter marry an Ordinary Police Officer. Also to take revenge on Vijay he got Vijay's Sister Ritu (Amit's Wife) killed. Vijay then misused his power as Police Officer and got Niranjas Das forced to Resign as Chief Minister. Anita also took an oath that she would only marry a Police Officer and Married Vishnu.

On the other hand, Rana splits away from Kaka and forms his own Mafia which gradually becomes more powerful and ruthless. Vijay and Amit along with Vishnu make a team to capture Rana and now Kaka also. Sonali (Mamta Kulkarni) a dancer in Kaka´s hotel, joins this team of three against the two mafia operating in city.

Kaka manages to create misunderstanding between Vijay and Vishnu to break their unity and divide their power. Vishnu starts suspecting illegitimate relationships between his wife Anita (Ahwini Bhave) and Vijay. The degree of suspicion rises but Amit finally wipes the misunderstanding between these two friends Vishnu and Vijay. They join each other with equal faith and then manages to smash both the Mafia. Rana and Kaka are destroyed but at the cost of sacrificing their dear friend Amit.

Cast

Soundtrack

Kannada Tracks
# Song Singer(s) Length
1 Nannannu Nee Seru Baa SPB, Chithra 6:12
2 Raja Nanna Raja Chithra 5:25
3 Entha Santhosha SPB, Manjula Gururaj 4:20
4 Kannalli Dhim Dhim SPB 5:26
5 Saavira Januma SPB, Manjula Gururaj 5:11
6 Naa Thalenu Manjula Gururaj 4:09
Hindi Tracks
# Title Singer(s)
1 "Dil Ki Ghadi Are Ghadi Ghadi" Kumar Sanu, Kavita Krishnamurthy
2 "Tu Bhi Sharabi Main Bhi Sharabi" Udit Narayan, Abhijeet
3 "Hum To Sanam Sadiyon Se" Abhijeet, Kavita Krishnamurthy
4 "Deewane Tu Hai Jahan" Kumar Sanu, Alka Yagnik
5 "Bheege Bheege Jo Sawan" Kavita Krishnamurthy
6 "Jaani Jaani Jaani" Chithra

References

  1. "Sandalwood branded Akshay Kumar as a flop actor". The Times of India. 8 August 2014. Retrieved 26 July 2016.
  2. "Akshay Kumar made his debut in South Indian Cinema 20 years ago! ENDHIRAN 2 is not his first South Indian Film!!". India Glitz. 19 December 2015. Retrieved 26 July 2016.

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