Harbans Rai and Ranjit Rai are two wealthy businessmen who absolutely *loathe* poverty and poor people . As fate would have it , Harbans Rai's daughter Madhu falls for a poor mechanic Raja while Ranjit Rai's son Ajay romances a poor girl Kajal . When Harbans and Ranjit come to know of it they try various ways to separate the lovers . Ranjit Rai and Harbans Lal are two wealthy industrialists and friends who shows a great hatred for the poor. They aspire to get their children, Ajay and Madhu married to each other. So they both forged a marriage certificate, getting them to sign it unknowingly. But Ajay falls in love with a poor young woman, Kajal and Madhu with a poor mechanic, Raja. When there dads learn of this, they both try to the best of there merits to prevent them from marrying there chosen spouses. The main reason I watched this movie is because of the great cast. Aamir Khan, Ajay Devgan, Kajol, and Juhi Chawla. That already gets you excited. The actors all did great, even Johnny Lever. This movie is a perfect one to watch with the whole family, because it has some great scenes and it's a totally clean movie. It has everything in it- action, drama, comedy, romance, and an overall good story that is told in true Bollywood style. I mean even though its a typical story filled with clichés and Bollywood masala, it entertains and is above average. And really, the movie has a great message, which is that all people are equal, rich or poor. Many people think that poor people are not equal to the rich people. The movie also says that there is nothing wrong in falling in love with a lower class person. The songs were also good as most of 1990s Hindi films had good music. This movie overall was pretty good. Indra Kumar's films are never original, nor they have anything new DIL was okay though too OTT, while BETA was too melodramatic but good RAJA was crap, ISHQ is good too nothing great<br/><br/>The first half is spend with slapstick OTT scenes which are funny mostly like the pipe scene is too much though stupid, <br/><br/>The love angles too have their fun The Exorcist angle is unnecessary and too much<br/><br/>The second half gets too melodramatic and things get boring but they are some good scenes like Aamir- Ajay clash and some more<br/><br/>Indra Kumar handles comedy quite well and drama too Music is very good<br/><br/>Aamir Khan has done comedy in AAA earlier and here he is in comfort zone and makes you laugh the most in the first half stealing the show with his one-liners and expressions Even in serious scenes he does a great job Ajay looks too silly in some comic scenes and overacts in some and is decent in some but excels in dramatic scenes and his chemistry with AK is terrific, i wish they work again together<br/><br/>Juhi acts very well in the mischievous role though she overacts at places but it suits well Kajol is unnoticeable in first half but decent in second half<br/><br/>Dalip Tahil, Sadashiv Amrapurkar are too loud and play the clichéd villains<br/><br/>Johny Lever is loud too but makes you laugh at places<br/><br/>Deepak Shirke, Tiku Talsania have some funny scenes
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