Agnee

Agnee Directed By J. Om Prakash is A Romantic Family Drama With Backdrop Of Lost & Found Theme. Script & Screenplay Has Nothing New To Offer. Direction is Strictly Average. Dialogues & Editing is Just Fine. Action is Very Limited. Cinematography is Pleasant.

Shekawat(Anupam Kher) is Displeased With His Father As He Bequest The Whole Property In The Name Of His Sister Sonali(Anjana Mumtaz) And Her Husband, Pramod(Alok Nath). Shortly After Pramod is Accused Of Having Illicit Relationship With The Maid Servant And is Held Responsible For Killing Her Husband; Pramod Decides To Run-Away But Comes To Know how Shekawat Had Framed Him For The Property. Pramod Find"s Out That Sonali Has Given Birth To A Baby. He Then Abducts The Baby boy And Attempts To Escape, He Handover His Child To Sudha(Tanuja). Shekawat Gets Marry To A Wealthy Woman, Shobha(Mausami Chatterjee) Who Gives Birth To a Baby Boy Babla.

Years Later Pramod's Son Amit(Mithun Chakraborty) Grows Up With The Couple Sudha & Vijay(Shafi Inamdaar) To Be Doctor, Babla(Chunkey Pandey) is in Love With Amit's Foster Sister, Ayushi(Mandakini). Pramod is Still Alive And In Search Of His Family.

Acting Wise, Mithun is As Usual Better in Emotional Scenes. Anupam Kher Excels In His Negative Character. Alok Nath & Anjana Mumtaz Does Well When It Comes To Helpless & Showing Sorrow Kind Of Stuff. Chunkey Pandey & Mandakini Both Look Weak. Amrita Singh Does Nothing New. Tanuja & Shafi Inamdaar Both Are Good.

Music By Laxmikant Pyarelal is Forgettable. "Mil Gaye Dil" By Mohd. Aziz & Alka Yagnik is Best Song Of The Movie.