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for their immediate release.

lt is signed by the magistrate.

Release them.

They may be either guilty, or not.

Ifthey aren't guilty....

...we have no reasons to put them

behind bars even for a second.

And ifthey are guilty, the hands

ofthe law will surely...

...reach their neck someday. And

they can't be bailed out then.

Looks like their days are numbered.

-You said you'd arrange a meeting...

...with one oftheir men.

- Yes.

Today you'll see my source

of information.

And there a good reason for it.

- Where is he?

You?

ls she...?

- Yes. Sylvia is my spy.

She's my unfortunate wife's

sister.

Didn't they ever suspect you?

-No. l'd give only those...

... informations which was also

known to Daaga's confidantes.

But why did you open

this secret to me.

Simple. The information

she has brought today...

...has the potential to bring to

book Daaga and his men.

But before arresting them

l wanted you to know the fact...

...that Sylvia is not one ofthem.

She is with the police.

What's the information?

Here. He is Tiwari.

Daaga's close aid.

He maintains the accounts

of all of Daaga's black money.

Daaga has hidden with him a secret

file which contains...

...all information pertaining

to his black money accounts.

To get hold ofthe file,

it's crucial to nab Tiwari.

Now the question is,

where can we find him?

To elude the police, he stays in

a vey cheap and unheard-of hotel.

Welcome. Do you want a room?

- Yes.

40 bucks for a single bed.

And 10 for a double.

Which one would you like to

have?- Let me think.

Who is this?

- You don't know her?

You are kidding, aren't you?

She is actress Hema Malini.

And who is this?- Come on!

You don't know him?

He is actor Dev Anand.

Great! You are good

at identifying photographs.

You know him?

- Him?

Who are you?

-Police

Do you know him?

- No, l don't know him.

Looks like your memoy isn't

that good like l guessed.

Never mind. Tax your brains and

tell me ifyou have seen him earlier.

Sir, l told you, l don't know him.

l have never seen him.

Maybe. But, give it a ty.

l'll come back tomorrow.

Room no. 12 ? Mr Tiwari?

l am the manager speaking.

There is a hassle. A C.l.D

officer came asking for you.

He is coming back tomorrow.

He just leR. Check out soon. Please!

Tiwari may spit evemhing out

under pressure from the police.

He cannot be trusted in this

matter.

How long will you keep shut, Tiwari?

There's only one way out for you.

Give evidence and names

of all the people you work for.

l don't know anything.

l don't know their names.

Liar! You are lying.

Listen Mr Tiwari

l know you work for D!aaga.

You can give evidence against his

men. And that you certainly will.

l don't know anything. Really.

Even ifyou refuse for a thousand

years, you will have to give it.

l am ignorant.

l don't have any evidence.

Even ifyou give your life

refusing it, l won't believe you.

The commissioner is calling you.

- Coming.

Think it over. You have to tell me.

l won't let you go.

Lock him up.

Get up. Come on!

Bring him.

You? Here?

We have come for you.

l knew he would do

something for me.

He has planned evemhing...

to get you out of here.

To get me out of here? How?

- Do you see that ventilator?

Ventilator?

- Yes. That one.

lnspector sir...Constable, see

what has happened to this man.

Help him. He is dying.

What's the matter?

- Tiwari is dead.

The post mortem reports says, he died

due to fracture ofthe cervical bone.

l hope you aren't thinking

that l have done it?

This is absurd. l myself don't

know how it happened.

Believe me, sir, Tiwari was

vey important to me.

Until yesterday the charge on you was

that you took the law in your hands.

But today, the charge is that

you have broken the law.

Sir, believe me...

How did this happen?

- Don't ask me. Because...

Even if others don't believe

l am innocent, you would.

Not only me, but the whole world

will know that you are innocent.

l am sure you'll be proved innocent

in the court. You are innocent.

l don't want to ruin my career

with this case.

There's no life in this case.

It's difficult to win it.

The fact is, there's no life

in this case.

Even a lawyer like Ravi Kapoor

would fret to take this case.

Sir, Miss Sheetal Sahney has

COMe.

Who has come?- Miss Sheetal

has come to see you.

Yes, Miss Sheetal Sahney?

What made you remember me?

l have come to ask your help.

You've lost that right,

Miss Sheetal.

Anay, tell me.

- Vijay is in a fix.

He is charged with murder.

- l know.

You are the only lawyer

who can prove him innocent.

l am aware ofthis too.

l can easily win this case for him.

Because, l know he is innocent.

ln the court, l can prove it

in a minute.

But Madam, l won't do it. Never.

lt's a question of his life.

Once it was the question of my life.

That day you didn't remember me.

Forget the past, Ravi.

- How will l, Sheetal? How?

What else is leR in my life,

but memories ofthe past?

And what should l forget?

Should l forget that the girl...

... l madly loved refused me

and went with someone else?

Should l forget the fact that the

friend whom l considered a brother...

...disregarded my sentiments and

carried on with the girl l loved?

Should l also forget that

in your love he forgot me?

And should l forget that in order

to possess you... he leR me?

To forget all these, one must

have an heavenly heart.

And l have never tried

to be heavenly.

lfyou have any complaints in

this regard, it must be with me.

Complaints are always

against our own people, Madam.

l can't complain,

but trade with you.

lfyou can save Vijay, l am

ready to pay any price for it.

Any price, eh? Once you rejected

me. That day you made me ...

...realise the price of my heart,

my love and my sentiments.

Today l'll you quote the price...

...for my talent, my intelligence

and my brains.

You love Vijay. l loved you.

You don't want to lose him.

l don't want to lose against him.

These mo things are possible.

Yes, it's possible.

l can save him from the gallows.

And you can have him for life.

But Sheetal, the day

he is termed innocent...

...that nightyou will sleep with

Me.

That night you'll have to

sleep with me, Sheetal.

Would you stoop down to this

Ievel?- l've quoted my price.

lt's in your hands to accept

or turn down the offer.

Then listen...

lsn't your anger and hatred directed

towards my love for Vijay?

You will be offended. It will also

hurt you. But, hear it.

l love Vijay to the extent that,

to save him l accept your condition.

Yes.

My first witness is Inspector

Shinde.

What did you see in the interrogation

room? And what did you hear?

l saw Mr Vijay Varma

jerk Tiwari violently and say...

''Even ifyou give your life

refusing it, l won't believe you''

l see. Then?

Mr. Vijay Verma went to see the

commissioner as l told him so.

He told me to lead Tiwari

to the lock-up.

Did you lead him to the

Iock-up?

No. l had to take the help

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