Krodhi

Dharmendra and Subhash Ghai had major fights while making the film. The first one was when Dharmendra's cousin, actor Narendra and cinematographer K.K.Mahajan got into a fist fight. Mahajan was then was replaced by Rama Rao. Subhash Ghai would get angry when Dharmendra would skip the film shooting to go spend time with Hema Malini. Subhash in return would make Dharmendra keep giving retakes when he was reciting his dialogues in English. This would annoy Dharmendra to no end. Then Subhash Ghai kept insisting on helicopters and various cameras to producer Ranjit Virk. Ranjit was a relative of Dharmendra so it was almost a home production for Dharmendra. Subhash would constantly re shoot the film. Then a huge fight erupted between Subhash Ghai and Dharmendra. Subhash asked Hema Malini to wear a revealing outfit. Hema got angry and refused. Ghai reminded her she was playing a prostitute and not a innocent character. Hema then agreed after Subhash forced her. The producer Ranjit Virk begged Hema not to tell Dharmendra as he would beat the living day lights out of Subhash Ghai. Finally Dharmendra did find out and was ready to take off Ghai's head. It was the film unit members who calmed Dharmendra down and diffused the situation.

After Vicky's hands were cut off, there is a fight in the climax. When he brings down one of the henchmen from the horse using his trident, the villain gets up and Vicky punches with his left hand.

Follows I cannoni di San Sebastian (1968)