Kuch Tum Kaho Kuch Hum Kahein (कुछ तुम कहो कुछ हम कहेन) 2002

Published on April 26, 2013 in Cinema

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Banner	Dream Merchants Enterprise
Director	Ravi Sharma Shankar
Writer	Paruchuri Brothers
Producer	D. Ramanaidu
Production executive	D. Suresh Babu
Orginal music	Anu Malik
Cinematography	Venkat R. Prasad
Film Editing	Bhanodaya
Art Director	Sharmishta Roy
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Playback Singers	Fardeen Khan, Sonu Nigam, Shaan, Pinky, Prashant, Preety, Udit Narayan , Alka Yagnik, Kumar Sanu , Hariharan, Sunidhi Chauhan, KK

Character	Actor / Actress
Vishnupratap Singh	Vikram Gokhale
Vakil Shivprasad	Dinesh Hingoo
	Adi Irani
Vishnupratap's wife	Farida Jalal
(as Shona)	Suhani Kalita
Rudrapratap Singh	Sharad S. Kapoor
Abhayendra Singh	Fardeen Khan
Himself (a scene from a movie)	Feroz Khan
Sunanda Singh	Nina Kulkarni
Virendrapratap Singh	Govind Namdeo
Mangala Solanki	Richa Pallod
	Harish Patel
Shanti	Rameshwari
Govind	Ashok Saraf
	Mukesh Tiwari
Rambharan Chaturvedi	Raghuvir Yadav

The story is based on two families. Years ago, the two families who are neighbors, had a joyful friendship. The daughter from one family, was planned to marry a son from the other family. However, the son ran away with another woman, which caused the daughter to commit suicide. Since then, the two families obtained an raging feud and grudge. After many years, the son who ran away with another woman, has passed away leaving a son and a daughter behind. The son, Abhay (Fardeen Khan) then arrives at his family's house. He is accepted into the house, and is treated like a normal family member. Soon enough, Abhay falls in love with Mangala (Richa Pallod). She loves him back, and the two start a relationship.

However, Abhay comes to know that Mangala is related to the rival family of Abhay's, and that the two could never be together or they would be killed. Facing the consequences, Mangala stands up on her ground and tells Abhay she still has no problem in marrying him. The two elope, and when the two family's come to know about their relationship, the young son from Mangala's family, Rudra Pratap (Sharad Kapoor) takes on the contract of murdering Abhay and bringing back Mangala. Him and his gang find Abhay at a train station, where he is waiting for Mangala to arrive so they can leave the city. Before Mangala's arrival, Rudra and his gang attack Abhay and as Abhay tries to fight back, Rudra stabs him.

Abhay's family arrives and tries to stop Rudra but are unsuccessful. Soon, Mangala and her family also arrive and manage to stop Rudra, whilst Abhay's stab wound won't stop bleeding. Abhay is rushed to the hospital. Seeing what the family feud has done to poor Abhay who had committed no crime but love, the two family's forget the past and once again approach friendship. Abhay survives, recovers and is allowed to marry Mangala. Rudra apologizes to Abhay, who forgives him and the two become good friends.