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| Aamir Khan | ... |
Amar
(as Aamir Khhhan)
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| Salman Khan | ... |
Prem
(as Salllman Khan)
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| Raveena Tandon | ... |
Raveena
(as Raveeena Tandon)
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| Karisma Kapoor | ... |
Karisma
(as Karisma Kapooor)
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| Paresh Rawal | ... |
Ram Gopal Bajaj /
Teja
(as Paresssh Rawal/Paresh Rawwwal)
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| Viju Khote | ... |
Robert
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| Shehzad Khan | ... |
Bhalla
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| Mehmood | ... |
Johnny
(as Mehmoood)
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| Deven Verma | ... |
Murli Manohar
(as Devvven Verma)
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| Jagdeep | ... |
Bankeylal Bhopali
(as Jagdeeep)
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| Tiku Talsania | ... |
Inspector
(as Tikkku Talsania)
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Suresh Bhagwat | ... |
Man who went to collect money from Bankeylal
(as Suresh Bhagggwat)
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| Harish Patel | ... |
Sevaram
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| Javed Khan | ... |
Anand Akela
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Anand Mishra | ... |
(as Anannnd Mishra)
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Amar and Prem are two rivals who belonging to middle-class families with no scope of future advancement. Both individually, without the knowledge of the other decide to take matters into their hands and find ways to get rich quickly. Chaos and acrimony result when both find each other at loggerheads when both arrive to win the hand of the daughter of multi-millionaire Ram Gopal Bajaj amidst considerable upheavals when Shyam, the twin brother of Ram, decides to do away with Ram and assume his identity and thus take over the estate of the Bajaj family. Written by Sonia
This movie is simply excellent. For some reason it wasn't a success at the box office in India. In New York, however, I have yet to come across a person who disliked this movie. This is definitely the funniest movie to come out of India. Everyone gives a good performance; Amir Khan; however, just takes over and puts the movie over the top.