''Thoda Tum Badlo Thoda Hum'' is a 2004 Indian Hindi-language romance film starring

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in the lead, while Kiran Karmarkar,

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appear as the supporting cast. The story is about a love-hate relationship between two teenagers. The film is a remake of Telugu film ''

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'' (2001).

Plot

Raju and Rani are neighbors and studying at the same college. But they never settle their differences and always fight. Rani keeps on making complaints against Raju, and hence his father scolds his son as good for nothing. However, both families have a good relationship. Rani's father is a police commissioner and a good friend of Raju's father. The hatred between Raju and Rani takes an ugly turn when Rani slaps Raju during a college competition, thus humiliating him. Rani's father is then transferred to

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, and as a friendly gesture, Raju, along with his parents, goes to the railway station to bid adieu. Rani is surprised by this change in his behaviour and she too undergoes a change inside her heart toward Raju. The two, after separating from each other, realise how they actually are in love.

Cast

as Raju *

as Rani * Kiran Karmarkar as Raju's father *

as Rani's father *

* B. Venkat * Varsha Kapkar *

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as Guest Appearance

Soundtrack

Reception

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gave the film one stars out of five, writing, ″On the whole, THODA TUM BADLO THODA HUM is an ordinary fare. However, lack of promotion and face-value will make the film go unnoticed.″

References

External links

* 2000s Hindi-language films 2000s Indian films Films scored by Amar Mohile Hindi remakes of Telugu films {{2000s-Hindi-film-stub