Professor Rahim together with his friend, Ram lodges a police complaint after witnessing gangster, Zaalim Singh beating up a man. In retaliation; Zaalim Singh instructs his men to create religious riots killing Ram, Rahim and separating Rahim's son from his mother. Years later Ram's son, Shiva grows up with Rahim's mother and fights against injustices and oppressors while Rahim's son, Aslams grows up to be a bandit call Shera with a good heart. Meanwhile, Shiva's mother, convinces him to marry his sweetheart, Chanda thus transforming his life. Shiva faces a major catastrophe when he is wrong-fully accused of killing a man named Mohan Sharma - interlining his life with Shera and Zaalim Singh once and for all.—gavin ([email protected])

Ram alias Tiger is the local criminal don in his part of the town where he lives with his mother. His mother wants him to marry and settle down, and give up his criminal activities. Ram meets with Rekha and both are attracted to each other, and soon get married. Rekha is appalled at the way Ram leads his life, with everyone around petrified of him. She asks Ram to give up his criminal activities, and get a job. Ram agrees, but the question is will he keep to his promise or will he just pretend to be honest in front of Rekha. And on the other hand is Shera, a dacait with a good heart. Both Ram and Shera are rivals. When Shera hears of Ram attemtping to go straight, he decides to move in on Ram's territory, with results that will change their lives forever.—rAjOo ([email protected])

At the time of Partition, two boyhood friends Aslam (a Muslim) and Shiva (a Hindu) are taught by their fathers to abhor lies and injustice and fight for the communal good. Their fathers, Rahim and Ram, stand up to gangster boss Zalim Singh who has them murdered by stirring up religious hatred. The boys are separated in the chaos. Aslam is presumed dead and Shiva is brought up by Aslam's mother. Shiva becomes "Tiger" a vigilante who battles villains and the oppressors of the poor. Aslam becomes "Shera" a respected and feared figure living on the fringes of society, earning his living protecting merchants from thieves. He uses his wealth to help the poor but cannot get over the loss of his boyhood friend. When Tiger is (falsely) accused of killing a poor farmer, Shera sets out to track him down and confront him, not knowing that the man he seeks to kill is none other than his long lost friend...—van Goethem