| Actor | Role | | :--- | :--- | | | Prem | | Karisma Kapoor | Preeti | | Saif Ali Khan | Vinod | | Tabu | Sadhana | | Mohnish Bahl | Vivek | | Neelam Kothari | Sangeeta | | Sonali Bendre | Sapna (Prem’s sister-in-law) | | Alok Nath | Ramkishan | | Reema Lagoo | Mamta | Music: The Soul of the Film Composed by Raamlaxman (who also scored Hum Aapke Hain Koun..! ), the soundtrack was a chartbuster. The lyrics by Dev Kohli emphasized unity and familial love.
Whether you view it as a sincere tribute to Indian values or a hilariously memed relic of 90s Bollywood, one thing is certain: —and that, according to this film, is the greatest wealth of all. Rating: ⭐⭐⭐ (3/5) – Essential viewing for fans of 90s family dramas and Salman Khan’s charming era.
The second half of the film follows the family’s emotional journey to reunite, proving that blood is thicker than any misunderstanding. The film boasts a multi-starrer ensemble that was a box office magnet:
| Actor | Role | | :--- | :--- | | | Prem | | Karisma Kapoor | Preeti | | Saif Ali Khan | Vinod | | Tabu | Sadhana | | Mohnish Bahl | Vivek | | Neelam Kothari | Sangeeta | | Sonali Bendre | Sapna (Prem’s sister-in-law) | | Alok Nath | Ramkishan | | Reema Lagoo | Mamta | Music: The Soul of the Film Composed by Raamlaxman (who also scored Hum Aapke Hain Koun..! ), the soundtrack was a chartbuster. The lyrics by Dev Kohli emphasized unity and familial love.
Whether you view it as a sincere tribute to Indian values or a hilariously memed relic of 90s Bollywood, one thing is certain: —and that, according to this film, is the greatest wealth of all. Rating: ⭐⭐⭐ (3/5) – Essential viewing for fans of 90s family dramas and Salman Khan’s charming era.
The second half of the film follows the family’s emotional journey to reunite, proving that blood is thicker than any misunderstanding. The film boasts a multi-starrer ensemble that was a box office magnet:
