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Best Actress | 1981 | Zeenat Aman
Raj Babbar had signed the film in the late 70s and was super happy. He was told by Chopra that Insaaf Ka Tarazu would be his debut in films. But one thing was eating him up inside. He had not told B.R.Chopra he had already signed some small B films. One day a nervous Raj Babbar decided to finally tell Chopra about them. B.R. Chopra had a good laugh as he already knew about it.
Deepak Parasher was Raj Babbar's stepping stone into the Hindi film industry. A top model, Deepak had all the industry connections. Talented, Raj Babbar was a relative outsider. Deepak became smitten with Raj during the filming of Aap to aise na the. Their chemistry was sizzling. Deepak went on to land them leading roles in several two-hero projects during 1981-82. Nikaah, Insaaf ka Taraazu, Armaan.
This film was a milestone in Indian cinema ; it was the first film to deal with the social issue of rape. However, a debate raged around the film as to whether its graphic depiction of rape was actually thought provoking or merely titillation.
Remake of Lipstick.
When B.R. Chopra offered the film to Deepak Parashar, he wanted to do the negative role as it was author backed. But Chopra wanted him for the hero's role because he was a popular model.
