Yeh Raat Phir Na Aayegi () is a 1992 Indian Hindi-language horror thriller film, produced by Zakir-Shabbir on Zakir Hussain Films banner and directed by Nusrat Sayeed. Starring Jeetendra, Meenakshi Sheshadri and music composed by Rajesh Roshan.
Plot The film opens at a ruined mansion where a young woman named Roopa sings every night while awaiting her beloved. One night, the tyrannical Thakur Jaswant Kumar attempts to molest her and ultimately kills her. The following night, after hearing the same song and witnessing what appears to be Roopa's presence, he rushes to the ruins and is mysteriously murdered. His death is attributed to the vengeance of Roopa's restless spirit. To unravel the mystery, the authorities assign a courageous CBI officer, Sunil Malhotra, to investigate the case. During his inquiry, Sunil discovers that Thakur had numerous enemies. Among them are Shyamlal, a creditor whom Thakur had cheated; Ranjit Singh, his disgraced manager; and Jagannath, a servant whose daughter had become the object of Thakur's lust. Meanwhile, Sunil encounters Radha, a dancer at a hotel who bears a striking resemblance to his former love interest. She seeks his help, adding another layer of intrigue to the investigation. At the same time, Thakur's younger brother, Vijay, returns from abroad seeking revenge for his brother's death. As the investigation progresses, the supposed spirit of Roopa continues to haunt the nights, leading to the murders of Shyamlal, Jagannath, and a maid named Gulabo. Vijay narrowly escapes a similar fate thanks to Sunil's intervention. One night, Sunil confronts a veiled figure and manages to seize a locket containing Roopa's photograph. To his shock, he discovers that the person impersonating Roopa's ghost is Radha. She reveals that an unknown individual has been blackmailing her by holding her infant sibling hostage and forcing her to participate in the deception. After several twists and revelations, Sunil uncovers the true culprit—Shyamlal, who was Roopa's lover. Driven by vengeance, he had initially murdered Thakur with the assistance of Jagannath and Gulabo. He then staged his own death and subsequently killed both Jagannath and Gulabo to eliminate all witnesses. In the climax, Sunil apprehends Shyamlal, while Radha is acquitted after receiving a light sentence for her reluctant involvement in the scheme. The film concludes on a happy note with the union of Sunil and Radha.
Cast Jeetendra as CBI Officer Sunil Malhotra Meenakshi Sheshadri as Radha Aruna Irani as Lajwanti Sujit Kumar as Jagannath Sadashiv Amrapurkar as Thakur Jaswant Kumar Vijayendra Ghatge as Ranjeet Singh / Shyamlal Laxmikant Berde as Constable Gilli Anil Dhawan as Ranjeet Singh Mac Mohan as Rajan Abid as Vijay Sharmilee as Karishma (Vijay's Girlfriend) Neelam Mehra as Gulabo Alpana Goswami as Roopa Kishore Bhanushali as Receptionist
Soundtrack Lyrics: Ibrahim Ashq, Raj Tilak, Payam Sayeedi.
Song Singer Pictured on "Aa Bhi Jaa" Asha Bhosle Alpana later also on Meenakshi "Hay Hay" Alka Yagnik Meenakshi "Janoon Na Main" Asha Bhosle, Anwar Meenaskshi, Jeetendra "Mehfil Hai Khamosh" Kavita Krishnamurthy, Mohammed Aziz Meenaskshi, Jeetendra "Tu Muskura" Vicky Mehta, Shobha Joshi Abid & Sharmilee
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