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A gangster named Shah, owing allegiance to the Janardhan gang is killed by Chimanbhai. Although Janardhan is in prison, he ensures that Chimanbhai is notified of his anger and vengeance. Chimanbhai arranges a meeting with Janardhan, and kills him. Some school-children and their teacher, Aarti Singh, who are at a picnic nearby witness this, but Chimanbhai and his men hunt them down and kill them all. The entire country is shocked at this killing, and the police are under pressure to apprehend the killers at any cost. Aarti&#39;s brother who is Police Inspector Vikram Singh, also assists in finding out who the killer and gets his girlfriend, Divya, to pose as Aarti in order to lure the killers to come out into the open. This does get some results - albeit not the ones Vikram and Divya had hoped for and they are now on the run - not only from Chimanbhai&#39;s gangsters - but also from corrupt policemen, and an Member of Parliament, who is also involved, and will do anything within his power to ensure that both get killed.
Vikram is a honest police inspector on the trail of Chimanbhai, little knowing that people behind the crimes are none other than politicians who will do anything to protect the criminals.
Insaaf:The Final Justice is a typical action vehicle which was completely rejected upon release. During the late 1990s, audiences were dissatisfied with such absurd films which appeared severely jaded. In fact, a long list of action flicks were failing despite having saleable stars like Akshay Kumar, Sunil Shetty, and Sunny Deol. Thus, the disastrous performance of Insaaf is no surprise; it was simply delayed and the concept was done to death.<br/><br/>Insaaf tells the routine story of a hard boiled police inspector, Vikram Singh. He is the honest cop who cannot stand any kind of illicit activities in Mumbai. He leads a blithe life with his sister, Aarti Singh, who teaches in a school. When Vikram clashes with a local mob boss, Chiman Bhai, his radiant conveniently falls apart. Naturally, Vikram will slaughter all those who ruined his colorful. Most of Insaaf&#39;s second half focuses on how Vikram slays each and every villain.<br/><br/>Insaaf&#39;s plot is pretty mundane with an extremely unimaginative screenplay. It takes this wearisome vehicle a significant amount of time to develop the plot. To make matters worse, there are some forced comedy scenes which test your patience. As usual, the first half is full of comedy and romance which are never established properly. In fact, they seem pretty disjointed. The fun moments are mostly few and far between. The second half does evoke some interest but it quickly becomes too dull. The entire chain of events showcasing the brutal death of Vikram&#39;s sister and her students is just overdone. In addition, it is really hard to digest that one girl is able to survive for a significant amount of time despite being wounded with bullets. The most nonsensical portion of the film is when Akshay attacks Alok in the loo. He is not able to extract any information out of him and the film continues to drag. On the flipside, the hospital rescue sequence is decently demonstrated. Overall, the direction by Dayal Nihalani leaves a lot to be desired.<br/><br/>Anand Milind&#39;s music is one of the saving graces of the film. It is pretty entertaining despite some oafish lyrics. The most popular song from the film, Baarana De, is catchy but has ridiculously defective lyrics. Taana Tandana is alright with hilarious choreography. The best song is Meri Jaane Jaana. The song is soulful with good beats as well. It&#39;s sad that this singer never got many popular songs. The action by Akbar Bakshi is pretty average. There is only one memorable sequence which involves Akshay hanging on a chopper to reach the villains one by one.<br/><br/>Akshay Kumar is very average in his third act as a cop in 1997. He was much better as the inspector in Sabse Bada Khiladi. He overdoes scenes in which he has to express his frustration. Despite excelling in stunts as usual, this is one of Akshay&#39;s weaker films. Thankfully, he has done a notable amount of films which are worth remembering. Shilpa Shetty is decent but she does not get a lot of scope to act. She is mostly propped up as eye candy but she does her bit without hamming it up. Paresh Rawal is good but he did a better job as the humorous mob boss in Sunil Shetty&#39;s smash hit, Anth. Ranjeet is alright but has very little to do. Alok Nath hams it up whenever he has to excessively worry about losing his illicitly attained position as a minister. Mohan Joshi is good in a positive role for once. Rana Jung Bahadur repeats his side villain act. His character shouldn&#39;t have been terminated early in the film. Achyut Potdar has a very small role and he does what is required. The rest provide decent support and manage to fill the bill.<br/><br/>On the whole, Insaaf is a commonplace film with minimal qualities. It will only be re-watched by those who love to watch Akshay Kumar kick butt. I would say that this humdrum is strictly for Akshay Kumar fans.
Akshay Kumar&#39;s career went through a bad phase during 1996-1999 days when he gave a series of flops, Insaaf was another one to the list, Here too again he played a cop, surprisingly in the same year he was paired opposite 2 of his real life love interests Shilpa and Raveena, In Insaaf and Daava respectively. Akshay was doing action films those days but sadly his films found no takers, INSAAF had also a hit song Barana De but sadly it couldn&#39;t save the film. The film has a done to death story to blame, The first half is more on comedy, romance but the real story starts when the kids are murdered but what follows is very routine and the film ends as a normal action film<br/><br/>Direction by Dayal Nihalini is not impressive Music is okay, Barana De by Abhijeet was a chartbuster,Taana is also a fab song<br/><br/>Akshay Kumar does his routine cop act, in those days he wasn&#39;t a that great actor and here too he reaffirms that, as usual his action scenes are praised Shilpa Shetty is the heroine, enough said Paresh Rawal is as usual, Alok Nath is terrific as the villain, Ranjeet and others are as usual

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