Dulhan Hum Le Jayenge

Sapna has been brought up by her three doting, but eccentric uncles. Prabhu is a very religious Hindu, while Bhola is a former wrestler who is very into fitness and makes Sapna do intense workout routines daily. Vicky is into fashion and western music. The uncles all wish for her to marry, but their differences clash, as each of them wants the boy to have the same interests as them. Sapna is tired of dancing to her uncle’s tunes all her life and wishes to take a group trip to Europe. However, when she expresses her wishes to her nanny, Mary, her uncles fire the nanny for giving Sapna such foolish ideas. However, Mary works for another family and tells them of Sapna’s plight. She shares Sapna’s photo with Raja, who is now determined to make her his bride. Meanwhile, Sapna looks to the last resort and tries to run away, but Vicky catches her and volunteers to take her to the airport himself. On her travels through Europe, Raja creates nothing but trouble for her, but circumstances separate them from the rest of the tour group, and Raja saves Sapna’s life. They fall in love and wish to marry once they return to India, but Raja must first impress all three of her uncles. Through a series of comic events, Raja wins their hearts. He and Sapna happily marry in the end. The music for Dulhan Hum Le Jayenge was composed by (in his first full-length Bollywood album) with lyrics written by Sudhakar Sharma. It was released on . According to the Indian trade website , with around 1.8 milliom units sold, this film’s soundtrack album was the year’s eighth highest-selling. K. N. Vijiyan of wrote that “The comedy and foreign locales save the film”. Aparajita Saha of wrote, “Director David Dhawan definitely knows what will work and what won’t. He’s all for commercial cinema and proud of it too! All in all, is worth a watch. Here’s a movie that will take some of the attention away from “.