Saajan Page #2

Synopsis: Aman (Sanjay Dutt) is a poor, handicapped orphan who is befriended by wealthy Akash Verma (Salman Khan) during his childhood. Akash's parents adopt him and give him their family name, and Akash and Aman grow up as brothers. While Akash is a womanizer, Aman takes to writing poems under the pen name Sagar. The poems get published, and Aman becomes very popular. One of his fans is a young woman by the name of Pooja Saxena (Madhuri Dixit), who corresponds with Sagar. Akash meets Pooja and falls head over heels in love with her. When Aman comes to know this, he asks Akash to pose as Sagar, which he does, and Pooja and Akash fall in love with each other. A heartbroken Aman looks on, as he knows that although women may like his poetry, they will never come out openly and love him when they see his handicap. At the end, Akash discovers that Aman is actually Sagar and loves Pooja, so he decides to sacrifice his love for Aman.
Director(s): Lawrence D'Souza
  2 wins & 2 nominations.
 
IMDB:
7.3
Year:
1991
181 min
1,055 Views


Said he's tired and sleepy.

- Neither is he tired nor sleepy.

- Meaning?

l know him very well.

He must be reading something.

- You mean it was an excuse.

- To get rid of us.

Because he's not

interested in anything.

Not even in pretty girls?

Girls? He runs miles away from them.

He's a modern Viswamitra.

lf l disturb his penance...?

l'll throw a grand party

for you and your friends!

- What's this?

- A picture and this for real.

- l'm busy and Akash isn't here.

- l know that.

But what do l do? Since l set

eyes on you, l see only you!

You misunderstand me.

l'm not interested in these things.

l know that you're the

modern Viswamitra.

But my name is Menaka.

And l've come to

disrupt your penance.

Considering that you're Akash's

friend, l'm asking you to leave.

And if l don't go?

l'll have you thrown out of here.

You can't do that.

What do you think of me?

There's no place in my heart

for society girls like you!

Don't ever try to come here again!

Even my foot won't come to you!

Have you ever seen your face?

l got talked into a bet.

Otherwise a man like you

only deserves pity not love!

You snubbed a pretty girl like me!

That is why God has rendered

one of your legs useless!

lf l had my way,

l'd break the other leg too!

You're a beggar living off others

in addition to being a cripple!

I've bet you to win his heart,

not to break it!

You've insulted my friend! l'll...

What are you doing? Are you mad?

- Take her out of my sight!

- Let's go before something happens.

Forgive me. Menaka has

been punished for her deeds.

lt's not your fault.

lt's that bitter truth of my life...

...that l'm used to living with.

Time will tell whether

l'm an ember or a dew drop.

At the moment l'm a tear

glistening on the lashes of time.

Exquisite, l swear by poetry.

At this tender age,

such thoughts, such depths.

This upliftment. l swear...

Every word of your poems...

... stings the heart like a dagger.

But l don't understand in spite of

being the loved poet of thousands..

Why are you a stranger to them?

Why don't you let people know that...

The one rising like the tide in

their hearts is none other than you!

No, l can't do this.

Let it remain a secret.

- But why? - l'd like my feelings

to reach every corner of the world.

But l'm scared to

come before the world.

lf mother, Dad or Akash

feel my pain in my songs...

They will be very hurt.

They might feel there was

something lacking in my upbringing.

l can give up my life for them.

But l can't hurt them.

l live for them not myself.

Great! Not only are you a good

poet but also a good human being.

You embarrass me.

Let's get down to business.

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Reema Rakesh Nath

Reema Rakesh Nath is a Bollywood film writer,director and producer mostly known for scripting films like Saajan, Aarzoo and Hum Tumhare Hain Sanam. more…

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