Vijaypath

Vijaypath
Vijaypath
Studio album by Anu Malik
Released	29 July 1994
Genre	Feature film soundtrack
Length	58:33
Label	Tips Music

Vijaypath
Vijaypath
Directed by	Farouq Siddique
Written by	Talat Rekhi (story)
Produced by	Dhirajlal Shah
Starring	Ajay Devgn ; Tabu; Danny Denzongpa; Gulshan Grover; Reema Lagoo; Suresh Oberoi
Cinematography	Alok Dasgupta
Edited by	Suresh Chaturvedi
Music by	Anu Malik
Production; company	Time Magnetic Pvt. Ltd.
Release date	5 August 1994;
Country	India
Language	Hindi
Box office	₹11.53 crore (equivalent to ₹76 crore or US$9.1 million in 2023)

Vijaypath (transl. Path of Victory) is a 1994 Indian Hindi-language action drama film starring Ajay Devgn, Tabu and Danny Denzongpa.

Plot

Bhawani Singh (younger brother of Dilawar Singh), a career criminal who has murdered at least 3 people, is arrested by Rajesh and sentenced to death by Justice Saxena. Dilawar Singh vows to kill Saxena. Saxena, his wife and two children leave the city. Dilawar Singh finds them on a train and kills the judge's wife and throws Babloo out of the running train. Before dying, Babloo donates his eyes to Karan. Karan vows that he will not remove his goggles till he confronts Dilawar Singh. A woman named Mohini, the daughter of a Police Commissioner, falls in love with Karan who at first does not reciprocate her love but then he falls for her too.

Cast

Ajay Devgn as Karan/Karna in Mahabharata
Tabu as Mohini/ Vrushali
Danny Denzongpa as Dhritarashtra/ Dilawar Singh
Suresh Oberoi as Inspector Krishna/ Rajesh Saxena
Reema Lagoo as Kunti/ Mrs. Saxena
Gulshan Grover as Shakuni/ Duryodhana/Shakti B. Singh
Vikas Anand as Judge Saxena
Ram Mohan as Police Commissioner
Aparajita Bhushan as Mohini's mom
Anant Jog as Bhawani Singh (younger brother of Dilawar Singh)
Brijesh Tripathi as Driver Shankar (Karan's Father)
Gurbachan Singh as Babban, Dilawar Henchmen
Cheetah Yagnesh Shetty as Dilwar Henchmen
Silk Smitha as item number "Kal Saiyan Ne Aisi Bowling Kari" (deleted)^[2]

Production

The role of Mohini/Vrushali was originally offered to Divya Bharti, however her sudden untimely demise led to her being replaced by Tabu.^[3]

Soundtrack

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Track list

#	Title	Singer(s)	Lyricist
1.	"Raah Mein Unse Mulaqat"	Kumar Sanu & Alka Yagnik	Zameer Kazmi
2.	"Ruk Ruk Ruk"	Alisha Chinai	Shyam Anuragi
3.	"Sagar Sang Kinare Hai"	Kumar Sanu & Alka Yagnik	Shaily Shailendra
4.	"Kal Saiyyan Ne Aisi Bowling"	Alisha Chinai	Anwar Sagar
5.	"Aayiye Aapke Intezaar Tha" (Male)	Kumar Sanu	Faaiz Anwar
6.	"Seene Mein Dil Hai"	Kumar Sanu & Sadhana Sargam	Zameer Kazmi
7.	"Ladke Aaj Ke Ladke"	Anu Malik & Poornima	Indeewar
8.	"Aayiye Aapke Intezaar Tha" (Female)	Sadhana Sargam	Faaiz Anwar

Box office

According to "Ibosnetwork" it collected 7.35 crore (lifetime collection) and was declared a "Hit"^[5] It was also the 10th highest grossing of Bollywood films of 1994.