Manmohan Desai’s directorial “Mard” was High-octane film.
A rare photo of the actors in the climax of the film featuring Amitabh Bachchan Bob Christo, Dara Singh
The climax of Mard (1985) is a high-octane battle of good versus evil, set against a dramatic backdrop of vengeance and patriotism.
In this most captivating finale, Amitabh Bachchan as Raju, the fearless and rebellious son of a freedom fighter, eventually confronts the tyrannical General Dyer (played by Bob Christo) and his British forces. Dara Singh, as Raju’s long-lost father, is a whopping presence,becoming as the valiant warrior who has endured years of suffering at the hands of the British.
The battle begins inside the British stronghold, where Raju, clad in his rugged outfit, charges in with relentless determination. With his trademark charisma and powerful action sequences, he fights off hordes of British soldiers using his fists, swords, and sheer courage.
Meanwhile, his father (Dara Singh), shackled and tortured for years, finally breaks free and joins the fight, proving that the spirit of a true warrior never fades.
As bullets fly and enemies fall, Raju and his father fight side by side, symbolizing the unbreakable bond of family and patriotism.
In a breathtaking moment, Dara Singh lifts a massive cannon wheel, using it as a weapon against the oppressors, highlighting his legendary strength. The father-son duo dismantle the enemy forces, leading up to the ultimate showdown with General Dyer.
In the climax’s defining moment, Raju, echoing his father’s strength and bravery, delivers the final blow to the villain, avenging his family’s suffering and ensuring victory for his people.
The film ends with a triumphant cry of “Mard ko dard nahi hota!”, symbolizing the fearless spirit of true warriors.
This epic climax, filled with intense action, emotional reunions, and patriotic fervor, remains one of the most unforgettable moments in Bollywood cinema.
News Edit KV Raman
