Heeron Ka Chor (1982) User Reviews (2)

Weak Direction

[ravisinger86 · 3/10 · 20 December 2016]

Heeron Ka Chor Directed & Produced By S.K.Kapoor is An Action Crime Drama. Script is Fine. Screenplay & Direction is Weak To Pathetic. Action is Good. Plot is Very Simple & Predictable So It Becomes Boring At Times.

Mr. Khanna(Ashok Kumar) A Honest Bureaucrat is Been Appointed For Monitoring Exhibition Of Diamonds. Danny(Madan Puri) With Help Of Heeralal(Pinchoo Kapoor) Frame Mr Khanna For Heist Of Diamonds. Khanna is Kept Hostage By Danny. He Does The Crime But Khanna is Found Doing It.

After 12 Years, Mohan(Mithun) Son Of Khanna is a Singer. Geeta(Bindiya Goswami) Loves Mohan. Rana(Shakti Kapoor) Loves Geeta. Geeta's Father Heeralal is Against Her Love For Mohan. Heeralal is Murdered By Danny. Again Khanna is Seen Doing It. Mohan in Search Of Real Killer is Framed For Murder Of Tina(Helen). How Will Mohan Get Rid Of Daany & Rana ?

Acting By Mithun is Fine . Bindiya Goswami Looks Good in Few Scenes. Ashok Kumar in Cameo is Great.

Music By Sonik Omi is Average To Poor. Legend Like Rafi is Wasted. Three Songs For Him But None Clicks.

Heeron ka Chor

[coltras35 · 6/10 · 27 December 2021]

Ashok Kumar, who is in charge of a diamond auction, is framed for a series of diamond heists. These incidents hence affect his son, Mohan- Mithun - and his wife. Mohan is later framed for murder. Will he be able to prove his and his father's innocence before it's too late?

If you like pacy potboilers with plenty of car chases, fights and a face-off style guise used by Madan Puri to frame Ashok Kumar, then Heeron Ka Chor would fit the bill. It can stretch logic at times, but Bollywood films, or action films in general aren't loaded with plausibility or logic. At the end of the day, they are escapist entertainment that is meant to engage the viewer and thrill- and Heeron Ka Chor is just that; a fun film with villainous schemes making the plot twist and turn. The direction is adequate, the acting is good and the action is rambunctious. There's a neat cliffhanger at the end.