Loafer
Ranjit is the right-hand man of a gangster named "Uncle". He has been working for him since he was a runaway child, and excels in all of kinds of criminal activities, currently managing a night-club called "Playboy". He meets with beautiful Anju and both fall in love with each other. Then he finds out that Anju is not who she claims to be but someone hired by Pratap to be close to him, entrap him, and get him killed. But that does not happen, Ranjit survives, rescued by Anju, and he helps her free her brother, Rakesh, from Pratap's clutches. Then some priceless jewelery is placed on display, and a number of gangsters decide to try and steal them, knowing fully well that there is a 24 hour police guard, as well as an alarm system. It is after this robbery that the past will be re-visited and it is then a number of people, on whom Ranjit has depended upon, will come to know of his real background, including the murder he committed before he started his career as a criminal.
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Plot Summary
Ranjeet, a happy-go-lucky young man, lives a carefree life by performing odd jobs and enjoying his time. However, his world turns upside down when he falls in love with Mala, a wealthy young woman. Their relationship faces numerous obstacles due to their differing social statuses and the interference of Mala's influential family, leading to a series of humorous and dramatic events.
Critical Reception
Loafer was a commercial success, praised for its entertaining storyline, Dharmendra's charismatic performance, and the chemistry between the lead pair. While not critically acclaimed for its depth, it was widely enjoyed by audiences for its blend of comedy, romance, and drama, becoming a popular film of its era.
What Reviewers Say
- Appreciated for its light-hearted entertainment and Dharmendra's energetic portrayal.
- The romantic storyline and comedic elements were highlighted as engaging.
- A popular family entertainer with a simple yet effective plot.
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Fun Fact
The film's title song, 'Aao Jawaani Ke Sang', became quite popular and is often remembered as a signature tune from the movie.
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