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The young [[Non-resident Indian and person of Indian origin|NRI]] Virendra Pratap Singh, also known as Viren ([[Anil Kapoor]]), comes to [[Rajasthan]], [[India]] for the first time where he is greeted by his former governess Durgadevi, affectionately called Dai Jaa ([[Waheeda Rehman]]). His late parents had migrated to [[London]], [[United Kingdom]] before he was born. Initially, Viren is put off by the hot weather and the customs of the region, but soon begins to respect the place and the people. He soon meets the beautiful Pallavi ([[Sridevi]]) and falls in love with her. Pallavi is the daughter of businessman Kothiwale Thakur ([[Manohar Singh]]) who had helped Viren's late father when his business was suffering. Viren and Pallavi become friends. However, upon noticing Viren's feelings for Pallavi, Dai Jaa indicates that Pallavi is older than him, which does not bother him. | The young [[Non-resident Indian and person of Indian origin|NRI]] Virendra Pratap Singh, also known as Viren ([[Anil Kapoor]]), comes to [[Rajasthan]], [[India]] for the first time where he is greeted by his former governess Durgadevi, affectionately called Dai Jaa ([[Waheeda Rehman]]). His late parents had migrated to [[London]], [[United Kingdom]] before he was born. Initially, Viren is put off by the hot weather and the customs of the region, but soon begins to respect the place and the people. He soon meets the beautiful Pallavi ([[Sridevi]]) and falls in love with her. Pallavi is the daughter of businessman Kothiwale Thakur ([[Manohar Singh]]) who had helped Viren's late father when his business was suffering. Viren and Pallavi become friends. However, upon noticing Viren's feelings for Pallavi, Dai Jaa indicates that Pallavi is older than him, which does not bother him. | ||
After losing a legal dispute involving his property, Pallavi's father dies of a heart attack. Viren comes to console an anguished Pallavi, but finds her run towards Siddharth Kumar Bhatnagar (Deepak Malhotra), the man whom she loves. Viren is heartbroken, but reluctantly arranges Pallavi's wedding with Siddharth and moves back to London, dejected. Tragedy strikes a year later when Viren gets the news from Dai Jaa of both Siddharth and the pregnant Pallavi having unfortunately perished in a major car accident, but not before the gravely injured Pallavi | After losing a legal dispute involving his property, Pallavi's father dies of a heart attack. Viren comes to console an anguished Pallavi, but finds her run towards Siddharth Kumar Bhatnagar (Deepak Malhotra), the man whom she loves. Viren is heartbroken, but reluctantly arranges Pallavi's wedding with Siddharth and moves back to London, dejected. Tragedy strikes a year later when Viren gets the news from Dai Jaa of both Siddharth and the pregnant Pallavi having unfortunately perished in a major car accident, but not before the gravely injured Pallavi gave birth to a baby girl Pooja at the hospital. Viren and Dai Jaa lament the tragic losses of Siddharth and Pallavi. The traumatized Viren goes into depression and entrusts Dai Jaa in the upbringing of Pooja. | ||
In London, Viren spends time with his childhood friend Prem Anand ([[Anupam Kher]]) and over the course of time, slowly gets back to reality and makes new friends, including a girlfriend Anita Malhotra (Dippy Sagoo). Viren, Prem and Anita are now good friends. Viren visits Rajasthan every year for Pallavi's death anniversary, and also to deliver birthday gifts for the young Pooja. However, he never spends time with Pooja because she was born the same day Pallavi died and the pain and trauma of her death is still fresh in his mind. | In London, Viren spends time with his childhood friend Prem Anand ([[Anupam Kher]]) and over the course of time, slowly gets back to reality and makes new friends, including a girlfriend Anita Malhotra (Dippy Sagoo). Viren, Prem and Anita are now good friends. Viren visits Rajasthan every year for Pallavi's death anniversary, and also to deliver birthday gifts for the young Pooja. However, he never spends time with Pooja because she was born the same day Pallavi died and the pain and trauma of her death is still fresh in his mind. | ||