The plot, as coherent as a fever dream, involves a shape-shifting serpent (the Ichchhadhari Naagin ) named Madhu (played by Manisha Koirala) who marries a man named Suraj (Sunny Deol). When Suraj is killed, the serpent unleashes hell. But the plot is merely a clothesline to hang a series of absurd set pieces.
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Two decades later, Kohli attempted to replicate his success with Jaani Dushman: Ek Anokhi Kahani , intended as a relaunch for his son, Armaan Kohli
More than two decades later, Rajkumar Kohli attempted to revive the brand with . While intended as a high-budget fantasy epic, it is now celebrated primarily as a cult "guilty pleasure" for its unintentional humor.