Imprisoned Vijayaramaraju pleads with the jailer to give him a chance to encounter the terrorists once more. He succeeds in saving the hijacked passengers of the train after a fierce fight with the terrorists and in the bargain loses both his legs. The cop with indomitable courage returns to the jail in a wheel chair and kills Gaffar Khan. Curtains draw as Vijayaramaraju receives an award for his bravery and courage from the President of India. Laudable and contemporary theme which requires very sensitive handling seems to have been molded in a commercial manner merely to suit Srihari's image lengthy monologues on patriotism sound boring.
Rest is routine.
Top honors go to the excellently conceived scenes where Vijayaramaraju sacrifices his family. The director's process is very evident in them. Srihari lives the role of a formidable cop every bit. One song in Vandemataram Srinivasa Rao's composition is good.