This was at a time when not many in India had seen a Mercedes, let alone sat in one.
To draw shock from the audience, a scene was included with the calculated decimation of a Mercedes Benz in an underground parking lot. Cine Blitz suggested in 1979 that the production costs of Qurbani may exceed Abdullah, another similarly expensive production at the time. Feroz Khan's expenses included ₹23 lakh for a new camera, ₹5.3 lakh for several scenes (including a song sequence) on a large set (representing a Pathan's den), and ₹16,590 for an authentic silver sword. It began filming in 1979, and was one of the most expensive Indian films at the time. The film had a production budget of ₹1.55 crore ( $2 million). Amjad Khan as Police Inspector Amjad Khan.In the climax of the movie, Amar sacrifices his life to save Rajesh, Sheela and Tina from getting killed by Vikram. Vikram and his goons reach London to take revenge against Rajesh and Amar. After a brief tussle, Rajesh realizes the truth and that Amar did not frame him. Rajesh escapes from jail and reaches London to apprehend Amar. Rajesh construes that Amar deliberately framed him so that he can get Rajesh out of the way, keep all the money (as well as Sheela) for himself. Things don't go according to plan as Rajesh gets arrested for killing Rakka, while Amar and Sheela reach London with the money. After his release, he will join Amar in the UK. They concoct a scheme whereby Amar would steal gold bars and jewellery from a safe, phone the police, let Rajesh take over, get arrested, and get a prison term for about 12 to 18 months. They plan to shift to London after the robbery with the money. Amar promises Rajesh he will support him in this one last robbery. He nurses Amar back to normal and soon they turn thick friends. In return for Amar and his daughter's safety, Rajesh agrees to do Vikram's job. Later, Vikram's goons kidnap Amar's daughter and beat Amar, who is hospitalized. Rajesh takes Amar to introduce him to Sheela Sheela and Amar pretend as if they do not know each other since they don't want Rajesh to unnecessarily suspect them. Thus Rajesh and Amar meet for the first time. While fleeing, Vikram swears revenge against Amar. During the conversation, Amar incidentally reaches the site and a fist fight ensues between Amar and Vikram. While returning, he meets Vikram who again reminds him of the deal to rob Rakka. After a short time, Amar and Sheela get together. Soon, Amar begins to love Sheela, who does not reciprocate because she still loves Rajesh. They meet regularly as Sheela likes Amar's daughter Tina.
Amar saves Sheela from a gang of rowdy bikers. However, before quitting Rakka's gang, Amar has committed a crime, masked, and inspector Amjad Khan is investigating that case. He is a widower with a daughter Tina (Natasha Chopra) studying in a boarding school. Meanwhile, Amar ( Vinod Khanna) is an ace crime member in Rakka's gang who revolts against Rakka. The evil brother-sister duo, Vikram ( Shakti Kapoor) and Jwaala ( Aruna Irani) seek revenge against crime boss Rakka ( Amrish Puri), who cheated Jwaala and siphoned her money. Sheela is devastated after she realises Rajesh was a thief. The court sentences Rajesh to two years' imprisonment.
Inspector Amjad Khan arrests Rajesh for theft after he is seen by an officer at a traffic accident. Rajesh has not disclosed to Sheela that he is a thief. Sheela ( Zeenat Aman) is a gorgeous disco club dancer and singer. In one such robbery, he is being watched by police inspector Amjad Khan ( Amjad Khan). Rajesh ( Feroz Khan) was a motorcycle stuntman in a circus and is now a thief, expert in breaking open treasuries.
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