The Hindi dubbed version of "Police Story" (1985) was a huge success in India, where it was released in theaters across the country. The film's action sequences, which included impressive stunts and fights, were particularly well-received by Indian audiences. Jackie Chan's humor and charisma also helped to connect with Indian viewers, who enjoyed his performance.
The film follows the story of Chan Wah (played by Jackie Chan), a police officer who goes undercover to infiltrate a smuggling ring. As Chan Wah gets deeper into the ring, he discovers that the leader, Lung (played by Lung Ti), is behind a string of brutal murders and robberies. With the help of his colleague, Inspector Rachel (played by Maggie Cheung), Chan Wah must take down Lung and his gang before it's too late.
The film's influence can also be seen in Indian cinema, where it inspired a new generation of action films. Bollywood filmmakers, such as Akshay Kumar and John Abraham, have cited Jackie Chan as an influence and have incorporated similar action sequences and humor in their films.
The film's success in India can be attributed to its universal theme of good vs. evil, as well as its well-crafted action sequences. The movie's villain, Lung, was portrayed as a ruthless and cunning character, which made him a perfect adversary for Chan Wah.