Saajan Page #3

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
1,058 Views


According to your instructions...

l send all the royalty

earned by your books to...

Father D'mello's orphanage.

These are some letters and fan mail.

The rest is ordinary but...

This is very special.

She seems a devoted fan.

She is always requesting me

for your songs, your poems.

And her name is Miss Pooja.

l will fulfill her request.

l swear by poetry.

The name that l have earned

by singing your songs...

...is truly yours because the

words were from your treasury.

l'm sending you a cutting of the

picture of me receiving the prize.

And a gift for you.

Received your letter.

Was happy to read its contents.

l've kept my word and

sent you my new poem.

Hope you like it.

If you don't, don't hesitate.

Let me know so l can write even better

The blank frame hanging in my house

and l await for your photograph.

You snubbed a pretty girl like me!

That is why God has rendered

one of your legs useless.

lf l could, l'd break your other leg!

Not only are you a cripple,

you're a beggar who lives off others!

The Sagar (ocean) of my joy.

The Sagar of my imagination.

Every word written by you

sends my heart racing.

Your words woven with

pearls are my very life

l pray to God that you keep writing.

Today your face is extra bright.

- What's wrong?

- Nothing.

Looks like you're a victim of love.

With you around

anything can happen to me.

- Why? - Because you have

the world rights for love.

You're talking to me but

your eyes are on that girl.

She looks as smooth as a duck!

l'll enjoy it when the mountain

sitting next to her falls on you.

You're talking of the mountain?

l'm thinking of cuddling up!

That mountain?

No, the girl. The little hillock.

Son then you're in for a lashing.

And if l hug her, you'll pay the bill.

Or l'll pay. Fine?

What are you doing?

- l'm blind.

- Take him to the toilet.

Poor boy. He's blind.

He's had it.

Get dinner fast.

Or l'll have to eat a punch.

What a lively boy.

Seeing them together l'm

reminded of the film, -Dosti'

One chap is lame and the other blind.

- Who is blind?

- That boy on that table.

He's Akash Verma. He'll become

anything to flirt with girls.

He fooled me!

See how l'll teach him a lesson.

Forget business. Talk about home.

- About children.

- My children are great.

lf one of my sons is a diamond,

the other is the Kohinoor diamond!

How do you differentiate between them?

How do l tell them apart?

Hear and decide for yourself.

Take Aman for example.

A turbulent mind

becomes calm at seeing him.

When he speaks it feels as if

rose petals fall from his lips.

Great! Then why don't

you open a flower shop?

l also want to start a shoe shop.

No place. Shall l use your head?

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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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