Plot
Jailed as a juvenile for killing his abusive father (Sudhir Kumar) who is responsible for his mother's suicide, Prithvi (Salman Khan) is unable to stand any atrocity. He meets Maggie Pinto (Revathi Menon) and after a few more chance meetings, they both fall in love. Maggie takes Prithvi to meet her parents, but they reject him after learning about his past. Maggie and Prithvi persist, so Maggie's mother, Stella Pinto (Rita Bhaduri), calls the police and has Prithvi jailed. Guruji (Amjad Khan) comes to Prithvi's aid and bails him out. Prithvi and Maggie continue to meet, but Stella finds out that and intervenes and sends rogues to attack Prithvi, during which Maggie is wounded. How this affects everyone close to her is the crux of the story.
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“Trade and the streets ensnare us,
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And we despoil the unborn.”
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