Zordaar

Synopsis

"Zordaar" is a 1996 Bollywood action-drama featuring Mahesh Anand in a pivotal role. The film follows an intense narrative of courage, family bonds, and the fight against injustice. Set amidst a backdrop of conflict and turmoil, the story revolves around characters facing moral dilemmas and trying to overcome personal and societal challenges. With a blend of action sequences, emotional drama, and traditional Bollywood elements such as music and dance, "Zordaar" aims to deliver an engaging cinematic experience drawn from the classic themes of good versus evil and the resilience of the human spirit.

Cast

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  Mahesh Anand

  Jackal

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  Vikas Anand

  Ravi's dad

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  Bob Christo

  John

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  Jack Gaud

  John

• Ghanshyam

  Guide

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  Govinda

  Ravi

Reviews

"Zordaar" received mixed to negative reviews upon its release and continues to maintain a modest reputation among Bollywood action films of the 1990s. With an IMDb user rating of 4.9/10, the film did not manage to captivate a broad audience or critics extensively. Some critics pointed out that while the action sequences provided typical entertainment value, the storyline and character development were predictable and lacked depth. According to user reviews on IMDb, viewers found the film’s screenplay to be clichéd, and performances inconsistent, with Mahesh Anand's presence notable but unable to uplift the film significantly. No prominent review aggregator like Rotten Tomatoes or Metacritic has a critical consensus on "Zordaar," reflecting its limited impact overseas and in international cinema circles. Despite its shortcomings, some fans appreciate the nostalgic value and the film's embodiment of mid-90s Bollywood cinema tropes, including melodrama and high-octane action, making it a modest watch for enthusiasts of the genre.