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romantic

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film, directed by

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film ''Chanchattam'' (1991). The music of the film was composed by the duo Nadeem-Shravan.

Plot

Shiv (

) and Pooja (

) are both looking for a job. They happen to be interviewed the same day in the same company and both are equally qualified for the job. At the interview venue, when Pooja sees that it will be difficult for her to get the job, she fools Shiv and gets the job. But later on, when Shiv too gets a job in that company, he learns that Pooja fooled him. After a lot of pranks and fun they fall in love and happily marry, but sometimes they get into the pettiest arguments coming from the way they approach life. Shiv takes each day as it comes whilst Pooja's imagination sometimes gets the best of her. Pooja gives up her career for him and settles down as a housewife. They go on their honeymoon to Switzerland and there they meet Meghna, who happens to be Shiv's college friend. One day when Shiv returns from a conference, he finds that Meghna is stuck on the road since her car is damaged. So Shiv decides to give a lift to Meghna since they happen to be staying in the same hotel. On account of the weather getting worse, they are unable to return to the hotel on time, so they have to stay in a hotel midway. The indifference between Shiv and Pooja gets worse when Shiv ends up spending the night with Meghna. Pooja overhears them talking about how they should put their one-night stand behind them. Shocked and disturbed, she asks for a divorce straight away and leaves him. Pooja then moves to Mumbai where she gets a job as the secretary of Raj (

) who is a film star. Raj has everything anyone could ask for: money, fame, but not love. She happily works as his secretary and Raj falls in love with Pooja and she also likes him. One day they go for a shooting in Naini Hills and Pooja finds that Shiv happens to be the manager of the hotel where they stay. Pooja tells Shiv that she still cannot forgive Shiv for what happened in the past. Raj asks Shiv to be the best man at his wedding. So Shiv decides that he will not interfere in Pooja's life anymore. But on the day of the wedding, Pooja realizes that she is still in love with Shiv and should have forgiven him. Raj overhears this and decides to reunite Pooja and Shiv. They remarry and soon have a baby girl.

Cast

as Shiv Kapoor *

as Pooja Kashyap / Pooja Shiv Kapoor *

as Raj Malhotra *

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as Meghna * Himani Shivpuri as Maria *

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as Chinni *

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as Neha * Mohnish Bahl as Rohit Kashyap, Pooja's brother *

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as Neha Kashyap, Pooja's sister-in-law *

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as milk vendor * Dolly Bindra *

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as Dil-phenk Hyderabadi *

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as Babban *

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as Dancer in Red Saaree in song "Zindagi ko bina pyaar koi kaise guzaare"

Soundtrack

The soundtrack of the movie was composed by the duo of Nadeem-Shravan with lyrics by

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. According to the Indian trade website

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, with around 18,00,000 units sold, this film's soundtrack album was the year's eleventh highest-selling.

References

External links

* {{IMDb title, id=0308347 2002 films 2000s Hindi-language films Films scored by Nadeem–Shravan Indian romantic drama films 2002 romantic drama films Films scored by Surinder Sodhi Films shot in Switzerland Films directed by Dharmesh Darshan