Overview of "Adalat" (1976)
'Adalat' (1976), directed by Narendra Bedi, is a powerful courtroom drama that portrays the battle for justice and truth. Amitabh Bachchan delivers a stellar performance in a dual role as a father and son, adding depth to the film's emotional intensity. The story follows a humble man who is falsely accused of a crime and sentenced to prison, leading to years of suffering. As his son grows up, he becomes a lawyer determined to prove his father's innocence and expose the real criminals behind the conspiracy. The film masterfully blends elements of legal drama, intense emotional conflicts, and gripping action sequences. Waheeda Rehman and Neetu Singh play significant roles, bringing emotional gravitas to the story. With its compelling narrative, hard-hitting dialogues, and a strong social message, 'Adalat' stands out as one of Amitabh Bachchan's remarkable performances in the 1970s, reflecting the themes of justice, sacrifice, and resilience.