himself lives or not, her husband will surely remain alive. The next day, Babu takes the brothers to the island and tries to trick Ranjit into releasing Ravi. Ranjit outsmarts him and captures him with all the brothers, beating up Ravi badly and knocking him out. However, the brothers motivate Ravi by repeating their motto to regain consciousness and fight against Ranjit. Ravi eventually succeeds in defeating Ranjit (presumably to death) and is reunited with his brothers. Babu then decides to leave which causes a heartbroken Seema to lose the control of her legs again as she had fallen in love with him as well. Using his dagger, Babu makes her stand up from her wheelchair and Ravi also reunites with Indu, while the brothers marry their girlfriends. The films ends with all the eight couples happily embracing each other. Cast Amitabh Bachchan in a dual role as Ravi Anand (Indu's husband and Shani's eldest brother) Babu Sharma (Ranjit's employee and Seema's love interest) Hema Malini as Indu R. Anand (Ravi's wife) Amjad Khan as Ranjit Singh (Seema's uncle and Babu's employer) Ranjeeta Kaur as Seema Singh (Ranjit's niece and Babu's love interest) Sachin Pilgaonkar as Shani Anand (Ravi's sixth-youngest brother and Indu's brother-in-law) Sudhir as Som Anand (Ravi's first-youngest brother) Shakti Kapoor as Mangal Anand (Ravi's second-youngest brother) Kanwarjit Paintal as Budh Anand (Ravi's third-youngest brother) Kanwaljit Singh as Guru Anand (Ravi's fourth-youngest brother) Vikram Sahu as Shukra Anand (Ravi's fifth-youngest brother) Aradhana as Som's girlfriend Prema Narayan as Mangal's girlfriend Madhu Malhotra as Budh's girlfriend Asha Sachdev as Guru's girlfriend Shobhini Singh as Shukra's girlfriend Rajni Sharma as Shani's girlfriend Mac Mohan as Ranjit's henchman Kalpana Iyer as Ranjit's mistress Vijayendra Ghatge as Shekhar (Ravi's friend) Sarika Thakur as Sheela (Indu's friend) Manmauji as Hospital Watchman Kader Khan as Narrator Soundtrack The lyrics of all the songs were written by Gulshan Bawra except 'Dilbar Mere', which was written by Anand Bakshi, and music was composed by Rahul Dev Burman. See also Amhi Satpute (2008) Peralikarayo Sinhala Movie (1986) References External links Rediff 1980s Hindi-language films 1982 films Films scored by R. D. Burman Films about Indian weddings Indian action comedy films Indian remakes of American films Hindi remakes of English films Hindi films remade in other languages Films directed by Raj N. Sippy 1980s action comedy films