is out of the way. However, Moti who had witnessed his master's brutal murder, recollects every incident that precedes his master's killing and bites and barks his way into inflicting terror into the hearts and minds of his master's killers. The dog eventually kills off each and every one of them - first Sardarilal, then Banwarilal, finally Thakur Vijay Singh, in a hurricane mission to avenge Ram's murder. He is aided by Gopi (who has escaped from the police) and with him he rescues Sharda from Thakur's clutches. The name of the movie comes from scenes of Moti lying near his master's grave yearning to be with him again interspersed with the title song "Teri Meherbaniyan", sung by Jackie to the dog in flashback. Moti also displays a sharp mind with him eventually leading the cops to the evidence of Ram's gruesome murder caught on tape by Ram's camcorder. Cast Doggie Brownie as Moti Jackie Shroff as Ram Poonam Dhillon as Bijli Asrani as Munim Banwarilal Sadashiv Amrapurkar as Sardarilal Amrish Puri as Thakur Vijay Singh Raj Kiran as Gopi Swapna as Sharda Satyen Kappu as Bijli's Father Vikas Anand as Villager Vijay Tiwari as Singer Crew Director : B. Vijay Reddy Producer : K. C. Bokadia Screenplay : S. Sundaram Dialogue : Jagdish Kanwal, Rajesh Vakil Editor : Satish, Subhash Sehgal Soundtrack References External links 1985 films 1980s Hindi-language films Films scored by Laxmikant–Pyarelal Films about dogs Hindi remakes of Kannada films Indian films about revenge Films about pets