The Story of Fareb: A Psychological Thriller Film from 1996
Fareb Hindi Movie 1996 Wiki
Fareb is a 1996 Indian psychological thriller film directed by Vikram Bhatt. The film features newcomers Faraaz Khan and Suman Ranganathan with Milind Gunaji. It was released on 28 June 1996. The film is a remake of the inspired from 1992 film Unlawful Entry. The film revolves around a police inspector who becomes obsessed with the wife of a doctor and tries to break their marriage by any means. The film was a moderate success at the box office and received mixed reviews from critics. The film's music by Jatin-Lalit was popular and included some hit songs like "Aankhon Se Dil Mein Utar Ke" and "Yeh Teri Aankhen Jhuki Jhuki".
Fareb Hindi Movie 1996 Wiki
Plot
The film opens up in J.S Medical College, Pune, where the principal calls Dr. Rohan Verma and tells him that he has received a gold medal, a bungalow, a car and a chief surgeon post in Bombay. Verma and his wife Suman, a school teacher, both reach their new house in Bombay. One year later, while they are asleep, they hear a voice. Verma starts searching the house when suddenly a burglar attacks him. Suman calls for the police, but the burglar escapes. Two policemen, Inspector Indrajeet Saxena aka Inder and Inspector Sule arrive to investigate and tell them to file a report.
While in school, a peon places drugs in Suman's handbag. Inspector Sule tells her that she has to be arrested in a drugs case, but Inspector Inder informs her that she is free to go as the drugs were put by the peon and he has confessed. The peon is shown dead on the floor with blood on his face. Dr. Verma invites Inspector Inder to their home for dinner. Inder arrives with Sule. While they are partying, Inder starts asking them about children, to which both get depressed.
Next day, Inder invites Verma to a men-only party, where they meet a prostitute named Vrinda. It is revealed that Inder takes her services on random basis however she is sexually attracted to him. Inder tells Verma that he has fallen in love with Suman and wants to marry her. He also reveals that he has killed his wife for cheating on him and has framed her lover for it.
Verma is shocked and tries to avoid Inder, but Inder becomes more persistent and starts stalking Suman. He also tries to create misunderstandings between Verma and Suman by sending them fake letters and phone calls. He even kidnaps Suman's friend Neeta and tortures her to make her confess that she had an affair with Verma.
Verma decides to confront Inder and goes to his house with a gun. He finds Vrinda there who tells him that Inder has gone to his bungalow with Suman. Verma rushes there and finds Inder holding Suman at gunpoint. A fight ensues between them and Verma manages to shoot Inder in the chest. However, Inder gets up and attacks Verma again. Suman then picks up the gun and shoots Inder in the head, killing him.
The film ends with Verma and Suman embracing each other as Inspector Sule arrives with backup.
Reception
Fareb received mixed reviews from critics who praised the performances of the lead actors but criticized the screenplay and direction for being unoriginal and predictable. The film was compared unfavorably with Unlawful Entry which was considered superior in terms of suspense and thrill.
The film was a moderate success at the box office and earned 5.5 crore in India. The film was nominated for two Filmfare Awards: Best Female Debut for Suman Ranganathan and Best Music Director for Jatin-Lalit. Some of the trivia about the film are: - The film marked the debut of Faraaz Khan, the son of veteran actor Yusuf Khan, who played Zebisko in Amar Akbar Anthony (1977). - The film was also the debut of Suman Ranganathan, who had previously acted in Kannada and Tamil films. - The film was inspired by the Hollywood film Unlawful Entry (1992), starring Kurt Russell, Madeleine Stowe and Ray Liotta. - The film was remade in Telugu as Gharana Mogudu (1998), starring Chiranjeevi, Nagma and Vani Viswanath. Conclusion
Fareb is a 1996 Hindi psychological thriller film that explores the theme of obsession and deceit. The film features newcomers Faraaz Khan and Suman Ranganathan with Milind Gunaji as the antagonist. The film is a remake of the inspired from 1992 film Unlawful Entry. The film has a gripping plot, good performances and melodious music. The film was a moderate success at the box office and received mixed reviews from critics. The film is recommended for fans of thrillers and suspense.
FAQs
Q: Who played the role of Inspector Inder in Fareb?
A: Milind Gunaji played the role of Inspector Inder, the obsessed police officer who tries to break up the marriage of Dr. Rohan and Suman.
Q: What is the name of the song that plays during the climax of Fareb?
A: The song that plays during the climax of Fareb is "O Humsafar, Dil Ke Nagar, Sapne Chalo Hum Sajaye", sung by Kumar Sanu and Alka Yagnik.
Q: Where was Fareb shot?
A: Fareb was shot in various locations in India, including Mumbai, Pune and Seychelles.
Q: Who composed the music for Fareb?
A: Jatin-Lalit composed the music for Fareb. They were nominated for a Filmfare Award for their work.
Q: Is Fareb available on any streaming platform?
A: Fareb is available on YouTube, Zee5 and Hungama Play. b70169992d