Shreemaan Aashique

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Professor Vishwa Mitra, the founder of a group that dissuades marriages, and his follower fall in love with the same girl, Shaku. Durshan persuades Vishwa to take the right decision and marr... Read allProfessor Vishwa Mitra, the founder of a group that dissuades marriages, and his follower fall in love with the same girl, Shaku. Durshan persuades Vishwa to take the right decision and marry Bindu.Professor Vishwa Mitra, the founder of a group that dissuades marriages, and his follower fall in love with the same girl, Shaku. Durshan persuades Vishwa to take the right decision and marry Bindu.

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4.1/10

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Awards
- 1 nomination total

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Rishi Kapoor

Dushant Kumar Mehra

Urmila Matondkar

Shakuntala (Shaku)
(as Urmila)

Bindu Desai

Menka
(as Bindu)

Tiku Talsania

Kalidas Mehra 'Kali'

Reema Lagoo

Suman Mehra

Ghanshyam Rohera

Ashutosh Mukherjee 'Sandy'
(as Ghanshyam)

Dinesh Hingoo

Anand (Army Man)

Anupam Kher

Professor Vishwamitra

Annu Kapoor

Masterji - song 'Is Se Jyada Dukh Na Koi'

Mehmood

Menka's Father
(as Mehmood Bhaijaan)

Rumi Jaffery

Man in Nightclub
(uncredited)

Director
- Deepak Anand
Writers
- Rumi Jaffery
- Kamlesh Pandey
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Trivia
The film was inspired from Joy Mukherjee's film "Shagird" 1967.

Connections
Referenced in Bade Dilwala (1999)

Soundtracks
Ladki Ladki
as(didi)
written by Khaled

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7/10

time-pass light comedy

seeing urmila when see was young, at the start of her career....quite refreshing.

This film's about a guy(Rishi) who falls in love w/ a girl. His guru also falls for the girl. So, Rishi tracks down his guru's old girlfriend and reunites them.....pretty funny movie...

Watch this film if you've got nothing better to do. Otherwise....watch Kuch Kuch Hota Hai....much better than this, but with the same theme, reunification