Mujhse Dosti Karoge!

Mujhse Dosti Karoge! is a 2002 Indian romantic comedy-drama film directed by Kunal Kohli. The movie tells the story of Rahul (played by Hrithik Roshan), a young man who has lived a sheltered life in London, separated from his parents in Mumbai. Rahul and his parents, who are of Indian origin, have always been deeply attached to their roots in India. Rahul's mother and father, Anjali (played by Randeep Hooda voiced and not seen in the film) and Amar Raichand (played by Anupam Kher), have always tried their best to shield Rahul from the realities of life, and in the process, their separation from him has resulted in a strong emotional bond between them. When Rahul turns 20, his parents return to India, and his mother starts making arrangements for him to visit India. However, before Rahul arrives, his mother sends him a letter with a photograph of three women. She asks him to choose one of them and fall in love with her, as she wishes to see him settled and happy. The three women in the photograph are Preeti (played by Rani Mukerji), Natasha (played by Kunal Kohli's wife, Pooja), and Seema (played by Aishwarya Rai). The twist in the story is that each of these women is identical in appearance to Rahul's childhood friend, Tina. Preeti, the girl Rahul has chosen as his partner, is actually a sweet and kind-hearted school teacher, while Tina is Rahul's childhood friend who has grown into a beautiful and strong-willed individual. Upon his return to India, Rahul is overwhelmed by the memories of his childhood friends. His first encounter with Preeti leads to a series of misunderstandings and a series of events that sets off a series of comedic events. However, it is Tina who eventually meets Rahul, but her feelings for him are repressed and not immediately apparent. The story follows the complexities of Rahul's emotions as he navigates his feelings for both Preeti and Tina. Despite his love for Preeti, he starts developing feelings for Tina, whom he meets coincidentally. Complications ensue when Rahul and Tina eventually meet, but Rahul fails to recognize Tina due to the fact that Preeti resembles Tina in appearance. As the story unfolds, it becomes apparent that Tina is actually the love of Rahul's childhood and that Preeti is a mere substitute. Meanwhile, Tina finds herself falling in love with Rahul, but she struggles to express her feelings because she has repressed them for so long. Eventually, the truth is revealed when Preeti discovers Rahul's love for Tina and realizes that Rahul's heart belongs to his childhood friend. The climax of the story revolves around Rahul's realization that his true love lies with his childhood friend, Tina, and not Preeti or Natasha, as he has believed until now. Rahul eventually confesses his love for Tina, and they share a passionate kiss. The movie ends on a hopeful note, as Rahul finds his true love and eventually marries Tina. Throughout the movie, the theme of repressed emotions, misunderstandings, and unrequited love is explored. The movie also explores the complexities of Rahul's emotions as he navigates his love for two different women, one of whom he has been separated from since his childhood. The movie is a romantic and heart-wrenching tale that explores the complexity of human emotions and the long-lasting impact of childhood experiences on adult relationships.