Vijay

Synopsis

Vijay, a 1988 film starring Rajesh Khanna in the lead role, tells the story of a man who strives to uphold justice and fight against corruption. The plot unveils a series of events that test the protagonist's courage, integrity, and determination. As Vijay battles the forces of evil, he navigates through a web of deceit and betrayal, ultimately emerging as a beacon of hope for the oppressed. With impactful dialogues, emotional performances, and gripping sequences, the movie takes the audience on a compelling journey of empowerment, sacrifice, and triumph.

Cast

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  Rajesh Khanna

  Ajit Bhardwaj

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  Anil Kapoor

  Arjun I. Gujral / Arjun S. Bhalla

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  Hema Malini

  Suman Y. Bhalla / Suman A. Bhardwaj

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  Rishi Kapoor

  Vikram A. Bhardwaj

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  Meenakshi Sheshadri

  Sapna

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  Moushumi Chatterjee

  Rita

Reviews

Vijay (1988) directed by Yash Chopra, received mixed reviews from critics. While some praised Rajesh Khanna's heartfelt portrayal of the protagonist, others felt that the storyline lacked depth. Rotten Tomatoes' critics consensus stated, 'Vijay showcases Rajesh Khanna's charisma, but fails to deliver a cohesive narrative.' IMDb users rated the film 5.5/10, with many highlighting the classic Bollywood elements and memorable songs as its redeeming qualities. Metacritic's review mentioned, 'Vijay offers a nostalgic glimpse into Rajesh Khanna's powerhouse acting, but falls short in terms of script execution and pacing.' Overall, the movie has garnered a polarizing reception among audiences, with its blend of social themes and dramatic moments sparking discussions among film enthusiasts.