Pyar Ke Naam Qurbaan is a famous Indian Hindi-language romance action film released in the year 1990.
It was directed and filmed by Babbar Subhash and features Mithun Chakraborty, Dimple Kapadia, Mandakini, and Danny Denzongpa. It was a huge blockbuster at the theatre.
An Honest Review of Pyar Ke Naam Qurbaan
Babbar Subhash’s Pyar Ke Naam Qurbaan is one of his many collaborations with Mithun Chakraborty. In each of these films, the latter portrayed various variants of his perfect hero image.
Unfortunately, A Romantic Action Film, Pyar Ke Naam Qurbaan was Mithun’s final film with Subhash Ghai, and it was a flop.
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The Script doesn’t have anything new to offer. The first half of the screenplay is superior to the second, which is predictable.It’s all right if there are dialogues and action.
Rich, haughty, and rude Devika Singh (Dimple Kapadia) is rescued from the local goons by Billo (Mithun Chakraborty), a motor mechanic.
Yashwant Singh’s (Danny Danzongpa) sister, Devika, has been causing problems in the village.
Gulfam (Paintal) works in Gauri’s (Mandakini’s) automobile repair shop with Billo. Devika despises Billo, but they fall in love after he rescues her from Daku Shankar (Gulshan Grover).
Meanwhile, Yashwant Singh assaults Gauri, and she kills herself. The Beginning of Revenge Is Like Any Other Film.
Mithun Chakraborty is a better actor with his dialogues. Mandakini has less screen time, but she makes the most of it. As usual, Danny Danzongpa and Dimple Kapadia are there. Paintal and Raza Murad are just fine. There are only two scenes in Gulshan Grover’s film.
Bappi Lahiri’s music is mediocre at best. Vijay Benedict and Shobha Joshi’s “Title Track” and Sudesh Bhosle’s “Tarsa Hoon Main” are two of the film’s better compositions.
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Conclusion
Overall, only Mithun fans will enjoy Pyar Ke Naam Qurbaan, and those who enjoy action because the later scenes are packed with it.
The film’s soundtrack is quite wonderful; the title track in particular is quite lovely, much more so than the picture itself, which is enjoyable but not particularly memorable.
