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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Shah Rukh Khan | ... | Amarkanth Varma | |
| Manisha Koirala | ... | Meghna | |
| Preity Zinta | ... | Preeti Nair | |
| Raghuvir Yadav | ... | Shukla (as Raghuvir Yadhav) | |
| Sabyasachi Chakrabarty | |||
| Piyush Mishra | |||
| Krishnakant | ... | (as Krisnkant) | |
| Aditya Srivastava | |||
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Ken Philip | ... | (as Ken Phillip) |
| Sanjay Mishra | |||
| Mita Vasisht | ... | Mita (female terrorist) (as Mita Vashisht) | |
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Arundhati Rao | ... | (as Arundathi Rao) |
| Malaika Arora | ... | Dancer on train | |
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Gautam Bora | ||
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Manjit Bawa | ... | (as Manjith Bawa) |
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Amar Varma, a producer for Indian news radio, meets an enigmatic woman at a railroad station and then again at a hill station. He falls in love with her, but the woman, who calls herself Meghna, rejects and leaves him although she seems to be interested. Later, Varma agrees to marry his family's choice, Preeti. But suddenly Meghna is back, and what is the secret that she holds? Written by <sunilm@nwu.edu>
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Amarkanth Varma: [takes her hand and hits his head] Hitting me like this means you love me very much
Amarkanth Varma: [getting elbowed in the stomach by Meghna] ouch, oh... that means you can't live without me
[smiles]
Meghna: Yes, that's true. I will die
Amarkanth Varma: Now, now. Who is asking you to die?
[takes her hand]
Amarkanth Varma: Just say you love me
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Sung by Sonu Nigam & Kavita Krishnamurthy
Composed by A.R. Rahman
Lyrics by Gulzar (as Sampooran Singh Gulzar)
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During the course of the film, the character played by Shahrukh Khan passes through each of the 7 shades of love defined in ancient Arabic literature - attraction, infatuation, love, reverence, worship, obsession and death. See more »Goofs
In the opening scene at the railway station where Shahrukh Khan is asking for matchstick from Manisha a sudden wind gush blow away her shawl completely out of her hands but in the next scene she is shown with the shawl in her hands wrapping around her body. See more »Quotes
Amarkanth Varma: You know, if you push me away like that, it means that you like me very muchAmarkanth Varma: [takes her hand and hits his head] Hitting me like this means you love me very much
Amarkanth Varma: [getting elbowed in the stomach by Meghna] ouch, oh... that means you can't live without me
[smiles]
Meghna: Yes, that's true. I will die
Amarkanth Varma: Now, now. Who is asking you to die?
[takes her hand]
Amarkanth Varma: Just say you love me
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Satrangi ReSung by Sonu Nigam & Kavita Krishnamurthy
Composed by A.R. Rahman
Lyrics by Gulzar (as Sampooran Singh Gulzar)
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Truly, I have no words to describe the effort taken by ManiRathnam to make a WORLD CLASS product such as Dil Se. It is amazing!! The story has Shahrukh falling in love with Manisha, unknown of the fact that she is a terrorist. He follows her only to be rejected.
Also, it is revealed that she is THE human bomb who is gonna kill the President during the Republic Day Ceremony. The plot revolves around them until, Preity Zinta makes a surprise entry as his chosen bride. The story then becomes a love triangle with lots of twists and turns and glues us till the end.
Mani, hats off to you!!