Tujhe Meri Kasam (2003)
Rishi and Anju, childhood best friends, realize their deeper feelings when Akash, a singer, proposes to Anju. Rishi hides his love for her, fearing it would ruin their friendship, but Anju becomes unsure about marrying Akash when she realizes it means leaving Rishi behind. When Anju discovers Rishi's hidden feelings, she decides to call off the marriage, but Rishi insists on going through with it out of respect for their parents. As the engagement nears, tension grows between Anju and Akash due to her bond with Rishi, leaving her torn between her loyalty to Rishi and her commitment to Akash. Rishi, struggling with his emotions, chooses to distance himself, believing it’s best for everyone. Will they follow through with the marriage, or will they finally acknowledge their true feelings for each other before it’s too late?
Director: K. Vijaya Bhaskar
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Riteish Deshmukh as Rishikesh "Rishi" Bhosle |
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Genelia D'Souza as Anjali "Anju" Khanna |
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Raja Bherwani as Akash Dixit |
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Shakti Kapoor as Dr. Kailash Bhosle |
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Satish Shah as Satish Khanna |
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Tiku Talsania as |
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Supriya Karnik as Dr. Rohini Bhosle |
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Jaspal Bhatti as Sardarji |
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Shriya Saran as Girija |
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Asrani as Principal |
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Tinnu Anand as Jewellery Shop Owner (Special Appearance) |
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Bipasha Basu as Herself (Guest Appearance) |
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Isha Koppikar as College Alumni (Guest Appearence) |
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Sushma Seth as Akash's Grandmother |
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Vijayendra Ghatge as Kashinath Dixit (Akash's Father) |
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Anil Dhawan as Girija's Father |
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Supriya Pilgaonkar as Saraswatibai (The Maid) |
| Directing | K. Vijaya Bhaskar | Director |
| Writing | Neeraj Vora | Dialogue |
| Writing | Kamal | Writer |
| Editing | Sreekar Prasad | Editor |
| Sound | Viju Shah | Music |
| Production | Ramoji Rao | Producer |
| Writing | Iqbal Kuttippuram | Story |
| Camera | Kabir Lal | Director of Photography |
