Din Dahade 1990

Din Dahade is a 1990 Indian Bollywood action film released on 1990. The film is directed by Yash Chauhan, produced by Aman Batla.
An area that is caught under the criminals need to be now cleared. So, this movie shows how four boys revenge their humiliation from the mobsters. Few hooligans create troubles in the lives of slum people. They try every possible thing to threaten the people in the slum. Now one day, they murder a man, but the people consider as if they haven’t seen the murder. Then one day, four men starts a tea stall in the slum area and the hooligans try to take money from them. But, they are firm in not paying them and in return the hooligans destroy the stall. Then one day, a man tries to purchase a property in the slum and the hooligans try to kill that man and tell them that this crime is done by those four people. In the court, he tells the same. Now, all four of them are irritated and in turn they kill the don and the hooligans and later surrender to the police.

There is a slum, Gandhi Nagar, where few hooligans always create trouble. One day in broad daylight they murder an editor. But nobody opened their mouth out of fear. Area Minister, O.C. etc., are also on the side of hooligans. One day four young men open a tea stall in that slum. After that the holigans reached there and demanded money. For not fulfilling their demands, the hooligans break the stall. One day a businessman purchases the property of Gandhi Nagar. Then the area Minister sends this hooligans. They attempt to murder the Uncle on the ground and pass the charge of this murder attempt on those four young man. As he is frightened, Uncle says that those four men did this. After releasing one of them (Mehboob) married with the daughter of uncle. After that the hooligans came there and murder every one of the slum. After that the 3 man among that four young men (except mehboob) they murder the boss of the holigans, OC and Minister, after that they surrender to the police.

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