how much he loved him. He goes back to prison where Tabrez comes to meet him after becoming the new home minister of the state. He gloats in front of Ajay at the jail. Ajay suddenly takes out his pistol and guns down Tabrez. Upon hearing then gunshots, Tabrez's men enter the room and shoot Ajay, bringing an end to their lives. Cast Ajay Devgn as Ajay Shastri Nana Patekar as Tabrez Alam Ayub Khan as Kashinath Murli Sharma as Muralidhar Bipasha Basu as Megha Basu Khalid Siddiqui as Kamal Kishore Yashpal Sharma as Gaya Singh Mohan Agashe as Professor Raghuvansh Shastri Mukesh Tiwari as SP Anwar Khan Daya Shankar Pandey as Daya Shankar Akhilendra Mishra as Brijnath Mishra (Chief Minister) Chetan Pandit as Dinkar Pandey (Home Minister) Prithvi Zutshi as Dwarka Saurabh Dubey as Anil Shrivastava Sanjay Swaraj as Seth Chandmal Ashwini Kalsekar as Mrs. Khan, Anwar Khan's Wife Anup Soni as Akash Ranjan, Press Media Reporter of Aaj Tak Pankaj Tripathi as Gaya Singh's Crony Ehsaan Khan as DSP Veerendra Shukla Anil Yadav as Naga Deepak Bhatia as Ramdhani Singh Brij Gopal as Jagannath Mandal Radhakrishna Dutta as Seth Soorajmal Mukul Nag as Usman Padam Singh as Dharam Singh Mrinalini Sharma as Sonia Vikram Sahu as Megha's Father Jayashankar Tripathi as Bankalal's brother in law Arvind Pandey as Sukhi Chacha Shreechand Makhija as Buchchi Kaka , Professor Shastri Servant Yusuf Hussain as Tabrez's Advocate Music "Aaiye, aao ji babu – Sapna Mukherjee, K. K. Composer: Aadesh Shrivastav Awards 2006 National Film Awards (India) Best Screenplay – Prakash Jha, Manoj Tyagi and Shridhar Raghavan Filmfare Awards Best Dialogue – Prakash Jha Best Villain – Nana Patekar External links References 2005 films 2000s Hindi-language films Films directed by Prakash Jha Films about organised crime in India Films set in Bihar Films scored by Aadesh Shrivastava Crime in Bihar Films whose writer won the Best Original Screenplay National Film Award