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| Amitabh Bachchan | ... |
Balraj Kapoor
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| Salman Khan | ... |
Avinash 'Avi' B. Kapoor
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| Hema Malini | ... |
Shobhna B. Kapoor
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| John Abraham | ... |
Rajat Verma
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| Rani Mukerji | ... |
Malvika 'Mili' J. Talwar /
Malvika A. Kapoor
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| Om Puri | ... |
Balwant Kapoor
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Sarika | ... |
Pushpa Kapoor
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Aman Verma | ... | |
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Parmeet Sethi | ... | |
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Rajpal Yadav | ... |
Balraj's Chauffeur
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Smita Jaykar | ... |
Suman J. Talwar
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Beena Banerjee | ... |
Balwant's wife
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Avtar Gill | ... |
Avinash's Advocate
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Vaishnavi |
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Gargi Patel |
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While golfing, Malvika Talwar meets with handsome, U.S.-returned Avinash, both fall in love with each other, and shortly thereafter get married. The following year, Malvika gives birth to a boy, and they decide to name him Ansh. Then chaos and devastation enters Malvika's life when Avinash gets killed in an automobile accident. Malvika resigns herself to a life of a widow, her sole motive for living appears to be to look after Ansh. She is shocked when her in-laws, Balraj, and Shobhana, ask her to re-marry. Will Malvika be able to remove Avinash from her heart and mind and marry someone else? Written by Sonia
This film has absolutely nothing new to offer. Not in terms of story or treatment or dialogs...The dialogs are pathetic and the romantic situations juvenile. I felt the actors were all okay except of course John Abraham who is simply terrible. The director, I believe, wanted to cash on the star power of Salman and hence had given him lot of screen time but the script was simply not up to the mark to justify his presence. The film has its moments but these come too abruptly and end too quickly. It is a pity that with reasonably good actors and a genuinely good concept, the director manages to make this mess . You can watch it once in a DVD, perhaps, but spending 10 dollars on this is way too much!