To do this, they must scale a 1000-ft wall of rock. Karan and a group of 10 men are next given orders to encircle the enemy position and attack it from behind. The Pakistanis have the advantage due to their strategic position, and deal the unit heavy losses during the attack. Karan's unit engages in a failed attempt to storm and capture the Pakistani strongholds located on the mountain. His goal is now his unit's target - a mountain peak - known to have been recently invaded by the Pakistani Army.ĭuring the night, Lt. From an immature teenager to a mature officer, he finally decides the essence of his life or his goal. Sunil Damle (Amitabh Bachchan), and handles his responsibilities well. Karan (the starting rank for all new commissioned officers in the Indian Army) is posted to the 3rd Battalion of the Punjab Regiment, commanded by Col. He returns to the IMA, takes his punishment, and becomes a focused, disciplined cadet leader, graduating as a cadet officer. Karan finally comes to terms with his situation and makes his decision. Romi, meanwhile, is tired of his aimless and indecisive ways and calls off their relationship. Back home, his parents are unsurprised and even though they urge him to join the family business, they are disappointed with the way their son has turned out, especially in comparison to his elder brother. Upset, he leaves the academy without permission, sneaking over the wall at Last Post. Because he is indisciplined and unused to a spartan existence, he keeps getting into trouble at the academy. Karan's first days at the IMA are a disaster. When a friend announces he is going to join the Indian Military Academy, Karan applies as well despite dissent from his parents. His girlfriend, Romi (Zinta), a student activist and reporter who espouses fashionable causes out of well-meaning sincerity, tells him he needs to find a goal in life.

His father is a businessman his brother is a successful individual living in America, but Karan is drifting along. He represents those urban youth in modern India, who have money but little ambition or purpose in their lives. Karan Shergil (Roshan) is a young man who has no actual goal in mind or plans for his future. It is a fictional story based on the historical events of the 1999 Kargil Conflict. Roshan plays the role of Lieutenant (later Acting Captain) Karan Shergill, who leads his team (initially 12, falling to 6 members) to victory over the Pakistani troops. Lakshya (Hindi: लक्ष्य translation: Target,Objective) is a 2004 Bollywood film directed by Farhan Akhtar, with stars Hrithik Roshan, Preity Zinta, Amitabh Bachchan, Om Puri and Boman Irani.

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