Hatya
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| Hatya | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Kirti Kumar |
| Produced by | Kirti Kumar |
| Starring | Govinda, Neelam, Anupam Kher |
| Music by | Bappi Lahiri |
| Distributed by | Bombino Video Pvt. Ltd. |
| Release date(s) | 3 June 1988 |
| Country | |
| Language | Hindi |
| IMDb profile | |
Hatya is a 1988 Bollywood thriller film directed by Kirti Kumar and starring Govinda, Neelam and Anupam Kher
[edit] Plot
Govinda stars as Sagar, a wealthy but idle young man. Following a night of consuming much alcohol he finds a homeless and parentless young boy. He takes the boy home and learns that he is deaf and attempts to nurture him and names him Raja. Durin this time he meets Neelam and they fall in love. However soon enough it appears that the mother of the boy now in his occupation was brutally murdered and Sagar is the suspect. It is now up to Sagar and his new love to prove his innocence.
Sagar lost senses in alcoholic condition he meets a deaf and dunb boy and takes him home. He names him Raja as he does not know his real name. He tries to get information out of him but does not understand anything. Raja's mother has been brutally murdered (by Anupam Kher and his secretary). Sagar takes Raja out to fairs and adventures and Raja sees the secretary and tries to tell Sagar that he is the one who murdered his mother. Slowly Sagar understands the tale of the story. He meets a girl Neelam and becomes friends. She takes them to her house. Raja sees a picture of Neelam her father and shockingly his mother. Sagar wants to unfold the mystery of Raja's incident. He finds out that Raja's mother has been murdered. As he is looking for clues, he gets arrested. To prove his innocence the boy takes them to his house where there was a happy family. They take a sense dog to find out clues. The dog sniffs the floor outside the house. the men dug it and found a piece of cloth which his mother was wrapped in and buried there.
[edit] Triva
- The film was a remake of Malayalam movie Poovinnu Puthiya Poonthennal

