Movie · 2002 · 156 min

Rishtey (2002)

6/10 · 17 votes

Rishtey is a 2002 movie (Action and Drama). Rishtey was directed by Indra Kumar. Rishtey runs 156 minutes. It has an average rating of 6/10 from 17 viewers. In United States, you can watch Rishtey on Fawesome, Plex, Plex Channel, Xumo Play and Tubi TV.

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📍 United States

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Streaming services that carry Rishtey, and the countries where you can watch it:

Amazon Prime Video 16 countries

Bermuda, Cameroon, Fiji, Ghana, Gibraltar, India, Kenya, St. Lucia, Malawi, Nigeria, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, Turks & Caicos Islands, Uganda, South Africa

Zee5 10 countries

Andorra, Albania, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Cuba, Israel, North Macedonia, Malta, Serbia, Slovenia, Vatican City

Tubi TV 3 countries 📍

Canada, United Kingdom, United States

Plex 2 countries 📍

India, United States

Plex Channel 2 countries 📍

India, United States

ShemarooMe 1 countries

India

Amazon Prime Video with Ads 1 countries

India

JioHotstar 1 countries

India

MX Player 1 countries

India

Amazon MX Player 1 countries

India

Plot

Suraj Singh is a wrestler by profession and has the misfortune of falling in love with wealthy Yashpaul Chaudhary's daughter Komal. When Yashpaul learns of there relationship he arrogantly disagrees of his daughter's choice but Komal refuses to accept her dad's word and gets married to Suraj without the blessings of Yashpaul. Aggravated by his daughter's act Yashpaul connote some negative scenes which spoil Suraj's character in the eyes of Komal resulting in the couple's separation. Before separation, Komal has given birth to a baby boy, which Yashpaul had wanted to kill but Suraj escapes with the child and single-handily brings him up in a poor environment. Years later Komal will return and demand that her child is handed over to her even if having to appeal to the judicial system.