The story follows Sanjay (Uday Chopra), a carefree young man living in Mumbai. His life is upended when he receives a phone call from his childhood best friend, Anjali (Tulip Joshi, credited as Sanjana), who announces she is getting married in Udaipur. Her fiancé is Rohit (Jimmy Sheirgill), a handsome, successful, and seemingly perfect NRI doctor from Canada.
शमिता शेट्टी पर फिल्माया गया यह आइटम सॉन्ग बहुत हिट हुआ था।
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The soundtrack, composed by Jeet-Pritam , was a significant factor in its success. The song "Sharara," featuring a special appearance by Shamita Shetty, became a major hit and remains a popular dance number. Critical Reception and Legacy
The turning point arrives when Anjali’s parents arrange her marriage to a doctor named Rohit (Jimmy Sheirgill) in Mumbai. Anjali asks Sanjay to help her sabotage the wedding, and he agrees, initially believing he is just saving his friend from an unhappy marriage. However, once Sanjay sees Rohit—a handsome, kind, and perfect gentleman—he realizes his true feelings. The film then turns into a comedy of errors as Sanjay schemes to ruin the wedding while Rohit, with his calm demeanor and strategic mind, tries to foil Sanjay’s plans. The story follows Sanjay (Uday Chopra), a carefree
Bipasha Basu adds glamour in a special appearance, and her chemistry with Uday Chopra in the song Sharaara remains a highlight of the film’s visual appeal.
Composed by Pritam and Jeet Gannguli, featuring hits like " Sharara Sharara ," " Jaage Jaage ," and the popular title track . Critical Reception and Legacy The turning point arrives
Suddenly struck by a wave of intense jealousy, Sanjay realizes he is deeply in love with Anjali. Driven by panic and determination, he travels to Dehradun with a hidden agenda: to disrupt the wedding and win back his best friend. What follows is a humorous yet emotional battle of wits between Sanjay and Rohit, framed by extravagant pre-wedding festivities.
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