Aao Pyaar Karen

Aao Pyaar Karen

Aao pyaar karen DVD cover
Directed by Ravendra Peepat
Produced by Gautam Bokadia
Starring Saif Ali Khan
Shilpa Shetty
Somy Ali
Music by Aadesh Shrivastav
Release dates
25 November 1994 (India)
Country India
Language Hindi

Aao Pyaar Karen is a 1994 Indian Bollywood romantic drama film directed by Ravindra Peepat starring Saif Ali Khan as Raja, Somy Ali as Sonu and Shilpa Shetty as Chhaya. It is a remake of the Tamil movie Chembaruthi (starring Prasanth and Roja).

Plot

Wealthy Suraj lives in a palatial house with his mom, Anjali, and dad. When the time comes for his marriage, his parents find a suitable match for him, but he instead marries a woman from a poor family, antagonizing his parents, who ask him to make a choice between his wife and them. Suraj chooses to stay with his wife, and moves out. Years later, Suraj's dad passes away, leaving his wife alone to look after the business and the vast estate, and making her promise that she will never welcome Suraj, his wife, nor any of their children in this house. Suraj and is wife tragically pass away due to an accident, leaving behind a son named Raja. One day Anjali receives a telegram informing her of Raja coming to settle down with her. She instructs her employees not to let Raja inside the house, so Raja pitches a tent on her lawn and lives there, hoping one day to win her over and be invited in the house. He does succeed, and Anjali does welcome him with open arms. Since he is of marriageable age, she would like him to marry a beautiful young woman by the name of Sonu Rai, the daughter of wealthy Sampat Rai. But Raja is in love with Chhaya, a servant in their household, which is quite unacceptable to Anjali. Over at Chhaya's house, her brother, Shankar, opposes her marriage with Raja, and would like her to marry Maniram. Looks like history is all set to repeat itself as both Chhaya and Raja have sworn to marry each other and no one else.

Cast

Soundtrack

# Title Singer(s)
1 "Chand se parda keejiye" Kumar Sanu
2 "Haathon mein aa gaya jo kal" Kumar Sanu
3 "Jab do dil milte hain" Kumar Sanu & Sadhana Sargam
4 "Kyun phool khilte hain" Kumar Sanu & Lata Mangeshkar
5 "Oee maa ye kya ho gaya" Poornima, Kumar Sanu
6 Zinda hain jo log mohabbat Suresh Wadkar

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