Tangewala (1972) is a Hindi action-drama film directed and produced by Naresh Kumar, featuring Rajendra Kumar, Mumtaz, Sujit Kumar, Jeevan, and Kumari Naaz in prominent roles. The film tells a powerful story of struggle, injustice, and resilience, set against the backdrop of rural India.

The narrative follows Raju (Rajendra Kumar), a kind-hearted tanga driver who becomes a victim of the ruthless Zamindar Thakur (Sujit Kumar). Thakur’s deceit and cruelty bring tragedy upon Raju’s family, particularly his sister Gauri (Kumud Chhugani), whose suffering leads to a series of unfortunate events. Wrongfully imprisoned, Raju is left helpless while his family endures hardship.

Upon his release, Raju, with the unwavering support of his love interest Paro (Mumtaz), embarks on a journey to seek justice. This pursuit leads to an intense confrontation with Thakur, where Raju fights to restore his family's honor. The film powerfully portrays themes of social injustice, perseverance, and vengeance, making it a memorable Bollywood classic known for its emotional depth and gripping performances.