Two twin brothers, standing against each other at the battlefield of India and Pakistan, doesn’t it make you curious to know why and how? Hindustan Ki Kasam is a Bollywood movie on this concept. It is an action film that was released in 1999. The movie is directed by Veeru Devgan, the father of Ajay Devgan. The lead star cast of the movie includes Ajay Devgan, Amitabh Bachchan, Manisha Koirala, and Sushmita Sen. This was Ajay Devgan’s first movie in a dual role. The movie had a bumper opening but was an average grosser. Further, the soundtrack of the movie is nice, especially the movie is also remembered from the song ‘Jalwa Jalwa’. In this blog we are going to tell you the Hindustan Ki Kasam Movie Review, so read this full blog to get the complete information.
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The movie starts with a mother who gives birth to twins but unfortunately they get separated. It is shown in the movie that one of the children grows up in Pakistan and became a devout Muslim name Tauheed while the other grows up as a Hindu in India as Ajay. Further, when there is going rivalry and hatred between the two countries, they both meet at the opposite sides on the battlefield. Now, the only way they can be united again is by saving the life of the prime minister of Pakistan who himself became the target of terrorists and now his life is in danger. So, will the twin brothers be able to save the life of the prime minister and can meet each other again? The movie is full of action and drama. Further, the movie has mixed reviews and it has not gotten many ratings but it broke the opening day record in India at the time of its release. So, overall the movie is average to watch and you can watch it to see the double role of Ajay Devgan.
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