Raja

<p>The Garewal brothers’ Rana Mahendra and Vishwa are good friends with the rich Birju Patangwala, and fix their 9-year-old sister Madhu’s marriage with Birju’s 10-year-old brother Raja; both become friends. As Birju loses all wealth in a fire at his factory, Rana and Vishwa break the marriage. Shocked, Birju becomes mad and is electrocuted by accident. He stays in the city outskirts with Raja caring for him by doing petty jobs. Grown-up, Madhu meets and falls in love with Raja. Their love for each other deepens when Madhu learns that Raja is indeed her own childhood friend. Vishwa and Rana are determined to keep them away. Rana pretends to accept him and invites Birju to stay with him, getting one of their assistants dressed up like Birju. The assistant enters Madhu’s room at night, trying to rape her. She duly screams Birju is trying to rape her. The assistant quickly escapes; the room is dimly lit before Madhu can see his face. Raja returns and is asked to believe Madhu or Birju. He believes Birju and breaks up with Madhu. Later, Raja gets hold of the assistant and extracts a confession. But he gets critically injured in an accident. Rana’s wife Sumitra reveals the truth about Birju’s innocence to Madhu. Shocked that her own brothers set up her rape, Madhu leaves to go to Raja. Rana realizes his mistakes and begs forgiveness. But Vishwa attacks them. Raja comes and saves them, marrying Madhu in front of everybody. Vishwa too feels sorry for his deeds. Raja and Madhu forgive all only if they bless their marriage. The songs were composed by , while the lyrics were penned by . The album went on to become the second most sold Bollywood album of 1995. Nadeem-Shravan, for this album also received the Special Award London (UK).<br /> The song “Nazrein Mili Dil Dhadka” was inspired from ” ” Brian Hyland version copied from the soundtrack of the 1961 Rock Hudson movie, . And the same tune was in 1967 film . The starting tune of “Akhiyan Milaoon” was copied from the Bangladeshi song “Ami Tomay Bhalobashi” from (1993), composed by . This article about a Hindi film of the 1990s is a . You can help Wikipedia by .</p>