Story, Synopsis, Trivia, Dialogues for Muqabala (1970)

Muqabala is a 1970 Indian Bollywood film released on 1970. Badal was a handsome gallant young man. Strong and resolut as a mountain, but obstinate. Once his father was displeased with him, so he left his village forever and settled in a town. . Changage the dacoit was tyrannical and ferocious as a wolf. He took pleasure in oppressing the helpless. Mercy and kindness were unknown to him and and his band. Sonia was a young comely daughter of changage and an accomplice of her father in docoity. Now the birth place of Badal became the target of changages tyranny. . In the village the farmers were overjoyed to see the fruit of their labour in the form of aboundant harvest. Changages appeared on the happy scene like a tempest. He would invade the village and carry away the crops, animals and their young daughters. The poor farmers joy would be turned into tears. . One day three of the farmers came to the town in search of Badal. They found him in a posh city hotel. They inforced him to return to the village saying that his father missed him very much, and also the live of the villagers the chastitiy of the young village damsels was in danger. "You are brave, you are mtghty" the village women are looking upon you as their saviour. Badal came back and save the respect of your village. . These words evoked the fellings of respect and honour in him. He resolved to avenge changes. He promised the villagers that he would save the village from this calamity. . Along with his six gallant eomarades he marched towards his village to encounter changes. The villagers were delighted to see Badal and his companions. The chieftain embraced his beloved son. Basanti the village beauty was Badals childhood playmate. She recognized him and fell deeply in love with him. . When changage heard that the chieftains son along with his companions had come to combat him, He roared with laughter and said. "Seven worthless creatures dare to oppose me and my mighty mens. I will cursh these seven ignoble fellows under my feet like ants.". Check out this page for more updates on Muqabala.