A young Sikh boy of sixteen is eluded into the underworld gang. He is compelled to plant radio bombs in public places. One day when he left the radio his teacher thinks he had forgotten it and she delivers it to his mother. There is a blast and his family dies. He then takes an oath to destroy those who put him on the wrong path. He hides in the house of a captain. When he runs from the house, captain doubts his wife. His daughter insults the son of the villain in the college. The villain sets the jobless hero to trap that girl in his love and hand over her to him. But on doing this the hero feels his sin and what happens next is worth seeing on the screen. more»

Bikram, a criminal, runs away from the police and hides in a dilapidated building where he comes across a two-year-old pretty girl. She looks mortally afraid and runs to him for shelter. She is a foundling. Reluctantly Bikram heaves her up in his arms to find himself gradually transformed from a criminal into a loving godfather to the pretty child. He changes himself from Bikram to Janak and lovingly calls the child, Nandni. Janak dotes upon Nandni and brings her up by selling fruits. As the years roll by, Nandni grows into a young charming, college going girl and Janak, a prosperous fruit merchant owning a shop and a house. Nandni becomes the sole purpose of his existance. A rich man, Rameshwar, starts building a factory next to Janak's shop. He offers Janak a fabulous price to sell out his place which falls within the intended area of the factory. Janak angrily turns down the offer and their relations are soured. A few days later, Janak becomes aware of Nandni's love for Ashok, who is Rameshwar's nephew. This changes Janak's attitude. He is ready to give away his shop free of charge. With his mind made up, Janak approaches Rameshwar to humbly offer the gift and implores him to accept Nandni as Ashok's prospective wife. Rameshwar is enraged and angrily orders Janak out of his house. A shattered Janak returns home. Just then, the shady past overtakes Janak and he is arrested. The mystery of Nandni's life is solved when Rameshwar and his wife find out that Nandni is their daughter whom they lost when she was barely a kid. As a token of his gratitude for Janak, who has brought Nandni up better than what they would have done. Rameshwar gets him bailed out and grants him the privilege and happiness of being the bride's father. Rameshwar takes the marriage party to Janak's house. Nandni and Ashok are married and as they leave there are tears of joy in Janak's eyes. more»