Come... Fall in Love
1995; COL; Hindustani; 35mm; 5259.33 Mtrs; 17256 Fts; 192 Mins; 20 Reels; CC.No.B-22309 Dated 26/09/95 Catg:U

BANNER
Yash Raj Films,
Bungalow No.17, Vikas Park,
Jalpankhi Co-operative Sociery
Juhu, Bombay 400 049

CREDIT TITLES
Production: Yash Chopra
Direction, Story & Screenplay: Aditya Chopra
Dialogue: Javed Siddiqui
Cinematography: Manmohan Singh
Audiography: Anuj Mathur
Song Recording: Daman Sood
Editing: Keshav Naidu
Lyrics: Anand Bakshi
Art Direction: Sharmishta Roy
Music: Jatin-Lalit
Action: Tinnu Verma, Akbar Bakshi
Choreography: Saroj Khan, Farha Khan
Make-up: Ravi Indulkar (Shah Rukh Khan)
Stills: Ratan Bhatia
Re-recording: Arun Bose Dubbed at: Geetanjali Recording Theatre, Aradhana Sound Services
Processed At: Prasad Colour Lab, Film Center
Studio: Filmcity, Mehboob Studio, Filmistan Studio
Records: HMV Records Company

PLAYBACK SINGERS
Lata Mangeshkar, Udit Narayan, Asha Bhosle, Pamela Chopra, Kumar Sanu, Abhijeet, Manpreet Kaur

CAST
Shah Rukh Khan (Raj Malhotra)
Kajol (Simran)
Amrish Puri (Chaudhary Baldev Singh)
Farida Jalal (Lajwanti)
Anupam Kher (Dharamvir Malhotra)
Parmeet Sethi (Introducing - Kuljeet)
Mandira Bedi (Introducing)
Satish Shah (Ajit Singh)
Achla Sachdev (Baldev's Mother)
Lalit Tiwari (Baldev's Brother)
Himani Shivpuri (Baldev's Sister)
Pooja Ruparel (Chutki)

SYNOPSIS
Chaudhary Baldev Singh (Amrish Puri) is a London-based immigrant. He, along with his wife Lajwanti (Farida Jalal) and two daughters Simran (Kajol) and Chutki (Pooja Ruparel), has been living in London for more than a decade. A traditional Indian at heart Chaudhary Baldev Singh has brought up his daughters with the belief that they are strangers in this foreign land and are here for purely financial reasons. And that they will one day return to Punjab…to their roots.

Simran, like any other teenage girl, dreams of her perfect man and waits for him to walk into her life. She soon realizes the futility of her dreams as her marriage has already been arranged to a man in Punjab whom she has never met - her father's best friend's son Kuljeet (Parmeet Sethi). She asks her father for only one gift - a one-month holiday on the Eurorail with her friends.

Raj Malhotra (Shah Rukh Khan) another London-based immigrant is a spoilt playboy. His father Dharamvir Malhotra (Anupam Kher) indulges him since he never enjoyed his own youth in the struggle to earn a living.

Raj and Simran along with other friends meet on the Eurorail. Initially Raj teases Simran and Simran dislikes him. Raj finally ends up causing her to miss the train. Separated from the group, they discover their true feelings for each other. Raj is aware of Simran's pre-planned marriage and feels there is no hope. The night Simran returns home, she confides in her mother about her feelings for Raj. Her father overhears the conversation and gets furious. He decrees that the entire family should leave for India the following morning. Meanwhile, Raj is motivated by his father who tells him that if he truly loves Simran he has to go and get her.

The next morning Raj reaches Simran's house only to find the family has left for India. He follows the family to Punjab, where he befriends Simran's fiancé Kuljeet and without revealing his identity wins over the entire family consisting of Amrish Puri's mother (Achla Sachdev), his unmarried sister (Himani Shivpuri), his best friend (Satish Shah), his wife (Farida Jalal) and most importantly, Amrish Puri himself.

AWARDS & PARTICIPATIONS
1) Best Film, Filmfare Awards, 1996.
2) Best Director (Aditya Chopra); Best Actor (Shah Rukh Khan); Best Actress (Kajol); Best Supporting Actress (Farida Jalal); Best Comedian (Anupam Kher); Best Lyrics (Anand Bakshi), [Tujhe dekha to yeh jaana]; Best Male Playback Singer (Udit Narayan), [Mehndi lagake rakhna], Filmfare Awards, 1996.
3) Rajat Kamal (Silver Medal), Popular Film, National Film Awards, 1995