The story, set in the backdrop of a small town, revolves around Sub-Inspector Dibakar Singho (Jeet), a brave proud policeman who serves in his hometown which is a small village. Dibakar Singho settles every dispute in his town patiently with his words of wisdom and logic and resorts to force only when the situation demands it. Puja (Nusrat Jahan), a city girl who comes on vacation to the town, f...alls in love with Dibakar Singho. Bhajan (Kharaj), Dibakar Singho's bumbling colleague and friend, often accompanies him. Everything seems to be smooth-running until Arjun Sarkar (Supriyo Dutta), a big-time extortionist with shady mafia dealing confronts to the angry Dibakar Singho and this starts tensions between them. Arjun Sarkar, unable to do anything because the town is under the control of Dibakar Singho and his supporters, leaves humiliated. This hurts his ego and he uses his political clout to get Dibakar Singho promoted to Inspector and transferred to his place (Howrah) in order to extract revenge. Dibakar Singho comes to Howrah where he sees corruption like never before and faces trouble due to the influence and power of Arjun Sarkar. He accepts the challenge and as they lock horns, things take a different turn. Its out and out Jeets show. The action Sequences are the USP of the film. Jeet has been portrayed as a Lion in the fighting scenes. Its a tribute to the West Bengal Police and proves that there is a Lion in every honest police officer.
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Specifications
Publisher
Moserbear
Title
Shatru
Format
DVD
Language
Bengali
Year of Release
2011
Genre
Drama
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Remake of a southern film, but that's all that we get now!
This is a sleek movie, made with good production values, some nice acting, a fresh & glamorous debutante heroin, and the evergreen action hero: Jeet. However, had I watched this movie at the time of its release across the cinema-halls, I might have enjoyed it more. Now that Ajay Devgan's "Singham" had been seen by us (remake of the same southern film), this film loses its steam. Nevertheless, a watchable movie, and yet it is a pale shadow of Anjan Chowdhury's "Shatru" that had moved us in the...