Sitaram Bhardwaj lives in a village in Central India with his daughter, Geeta, who studies in a city. He is asked to contest the state elections against Dhurjan Singh, which he reluctantly accepts. Geeta returns home to assist her father. When Dhurjan finds out about Sitaram contesting this election, he is enraged and asks Shakuni, his brother-in-law, to convince Sitaram to change his mind. But Sitaram refuses to do so. Subsequently, Police Inspector Patak Singh registers a complaint against Sitaram for looting and leading some bandits, raids his house, finds stolen property and jewelery, arrests him and holds him in a cell. Baba Thakur, another bandit, comes to his rescue, but is unable to save Sitaram's life, who is killed. Geeta wants to avenge her father's untimely death. The only way she can do this is by becoming a bandit herself, and making herself a target - not only by the corrupt police force, but by bandit gang-leader Shaitan Singh, who owes allegiance to Dhurjan; another bandit gang-leader, Hasina; as well as Dhurjan and his men. more»

Set in a feudal village, Jeene Nahin Doongi presents the exploitation of the poor and the needy at the hands of the rich and powerful. Bhola is a slave who works for Thakur Ganjendra Singh. He falls in love with Thakur's daughter, Rajni who reciprocates his feelings. Kajri is also a poor girl who serves the Thakur and his family. Her life turns bleak, when Ranjit, a rowdy goon from the city keeps an eye on her, and finding the unfortunate opportunity rapes her. She disappears after this ghastly incident, even as the Thakur beats up Bhola for daring to fall in love with his daughter. Will Bhola get Rajni's love and is Kajri dead or alive? more»