Lootmaar

1980

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6.3/10

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Action Thriller

Air Force pilot Bhagat's wife and her father are killed during a bank robbery.Bhagat traces the robbers to hilly region with help of a locket.By the time their leader Vikram has asked his ga... Read allAir Force pilot Bhagat's wife and her father are killed during a bank robbery.Bhagat traces the robbers to hilly region with help of a locket.By the time their leader Vikram has asked his gang to split as cops are on lookout for them.Air Force pilot Bhagat's wife and her father are killed during a bank robbery.Bhagat traces the robbers to hilly region with help of a locket.By the time their leader Vikram has asked his gang to split as cops are on lookout for them.

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IMDb RATING

6.3/10

100

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

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7/10

Jab Chhaye Mera Jadu....

Well this movie I remember more for its song "Jab Chhaye mera Jadu Koi bach na paye..." (No one is spared of my magical spell). In this movie Dev Anand is a pilot and Amzad Khan is a con man - during a snow storm the plane is made to land in playground of a school run by Nirupa Roy! Here Amzad Khan takes the whole school (with school childerens) as hostage. (By the way Nirupa Roy happens to be his mother)

Now it is up to the wits of Dev Anand to save the school and the town.

This movie has initial inspiration from several Airplane / Airport movies but soon focuses on the school background. Songs / Music in this movie are impressive. (And since I have seen this movie during my college days - both the consecutive shows we screened at college had "Jab Chhaye .." rewound several times.