His shocked and devastated wife kills herself along with their daughter. Khan is charged with killing him, tried in Court, and sentenced to several years in prison. When challenged, they retaliate, a struggle ensues, and one of them, Ram Gupta, is killed. One day while on duty he comes across some poachers who were cutting sandal wood trees illegally. Jan Nisar Akhtar Khan works as a Forest Officer, and lives with his wife Zakhiya and his daughter Neelu. The film also has a huge supporting cast including Pran, Danny Denzongpa, Amrish Puri, Madan Puri, Prem Chopra and Asrani. It is a remake of the Tamil film Sattam Oru Iruttarai (1981). Rama Rao, starring Rajinikanth (who makes his Bollywood debut), Hema Malini, Amitabh Bacchan, Reena Roy Madhavi.
His directors fear that killing his character would send fans on a rampage.Andha Kanoon ( Hindi: अंधा क़ानून English: Blind Law) is a 1983 Bollywood drama film directed by T. Rajinikanth has not died on-screen for several years now. Rajinikanth's fee for 2007 blockbuster Sivaji made him Asia's second highest paid actor after Jackie Chan. However, he has never appeared in a Marathi movie, despite it being his mother-tongue. Rajinkanth has made movies in Tamil, Kannada, Telugu, Malayalam, Hindi, Bengali and even English, with 1988's ill-fated Hollywood movie Bloodstone.
He also appeared in Hum, with Amitabh Bachchan again, and Chaalbaaz opposite Sridevi, his co-star from Tamil movie Johnny. In 1983, he began an on-off relationship with Bollywood, appearing in Andha Kanoon opposite Amitabh Bachchan and Hema Malini. He went from strength to strength with movies like Netrikan and Murattu Kaalai. After nearly a decade away from the silver screen, he was coaxed into making a comeback with the blockbuster Billa (1980), a remake of Amitabh Bachchan's hit movie Don (1978). And then, suddenly, he went into a self-imposed exile. Rajinikanth was one of Tamil cinema's most popular stars by the end of the '70s. From then, there was literally no looking back. 1978's Bairavi gave him his first lead role in a Tamil film. His first lead role was in 1977's Telugu film Chilakamma Cheppindi. Over the next few years, Rajinikanth was cast as the villain in movies like Avargal and Moondru Mudichu. The film won a National Award and Rajinikanth role, though brief, led to bigger and better things. At the same time, a stage performance brought him to the attention of director K Balachander who recommended he learn Tamil and cast him in his very first role - as a cancer patient in 1975 Tamil movie Apoorva Raagangal. In 1973, with some financial help from a friend, Rajinikanth joined the Madras Film Institute. He began dabbling in Kannada stage plays, notably playing the villainous Duryodhan in an adaptation of Mahabharata.
A born performer, Rajinikanth would keep his bus passengers entertained and the first suggestions that he become an actor came from them. A young Rajinikanth worked a number of odd jobs before ending up as a bus conductor with Karnataka's transport corporation. His mother died when Rajinikanth was just five and the impoverished family struggled for years to make ends meet. His parents were Maharashtrians living in Bangalore. He was born Shivaji Rao Gaekwad on December 12, 1950. The son of a police constable, Rajinikanth came from the most humble of beginnings. But there's no denying Rajini Sir's appeal, extending up and beyond the south of India, a feat managed by only a handful of non-Bollywood actors. Those who haven't watched a Rajini movie are left perplexed by the frenzied crowds every new film draws. He's not conventionally handsome, has few starry airs and displays a remarkable absence of flashiness. At first glance, 62-year-old Rajinikanth seems an unlikely superstar.
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