Zordaar is a 1996 Indian Hindi-language film directed by Ajay Kashyap. It stars Govinda, Aditya Pancholi, Mandakini, Neelam in pivotal roles. The film was completed in 1988 but its release was delayed until 1996. It was the final film appearance of actress Mandakini before she retired from acting to focus on her family.
Plot Three top criminals — Devil, Fox, and Jackal — are given a gold medal for their bad deeds. They unveil their enterprise, where they import and transport explosives in children's toys.
Elsewhere, an unemployed Ravi foils an assassination attempt and intercepts the trio's stuff. He just happens to be the son of Jackal's trusted but clueless employee Rana.
Rana and his friend stumble upon Jackal's skullduggery and are about to turn him in to the police when the friend's son Shiva intervenes. Jackal and his friends kill all three, or so they think. They also frame the friend and his son Shiva in a terrorism case, insinuating that the duo killed Rana when he intervened.
Shiva survives, assumes the name Tony, and approaches Ravi to join hands to avenge their kin's death. Is the partnership forged? That's the story of the film.
Cast Source Govinda as Ravi Aditya Pancholi as Shiva / Tony Mandakini as Neha Neelam as Anju Sharma Gulshan Grover as Devil Kiran Kumar as Fox Aloknath as Sanga Shafi Inamdar as ACP Sharma Raza Murad as Superintendent of Police Singh and Neha's father Daboo Malik as Sudhir Bob Christo as Sir John Mahesh Anand as Jackal Abhi Bhattacharya as Master Shekhar Vikas Anand as Rana Ashalatha as Sudha, Rana's wife and Ravi's mother Anjana Mumtaz as Vinita, Shiva's mother
Soundtrack Available on T-Series on LP, CD, Cassette and Digital Download. The song "Hum Sabko Salaam Karte Hain" was taken from the self-titled 1986 pop album by Anu Malik, Abbu Malik and Krish Malik.
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