Police Force: An Inside Story Trailer

Police Force: An Inside Story Trailer (2004)

"An Inside Story" 28 May 2004 Drama, Crime 138 mins

Senior police officer Pandey is called in to train a new batch of trainee officers that the Indian police force wants to recruit. He does manages to induct some sense of fair-play in these officers and gets them assign to their place of duty; but these officers will find that there real life scenario are different and must deal with the world at large consisting of corrupt high-ranking police officers, dishonest politicians and gangsters. How they deal with them will shape their destinies.

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Cast

Akshay Kumar

as Vijay Singh

Amrish Puri

as Mr. Panday

Raj Babbar

as Ratan Sethi

Mohan Joshi

as Mr. Pratap Bhosle

Alok Nath

as Mr. Chaudhary

Ashalata Wabgaonkar

as Revathi Singh

Payal Rohatgi

as Item Song

Rami Reddy

as Kutty

International Releases Dates

India 28 May 2004

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