Maine Pyar Kiya

Kishan is a wealthy businessman's son who falls deeply in love with Suman, the daughter of his father's childhood friend. Their budding romance faces an immediate obstacle when Suman's father, concerned about their differing social statuses, forbids their relationship. Despite these challenges, Kishan and Suman find ways to communicate and express their love, determined to overcome the societal barriers and prove that their affection is genuine and enduring.

Maine Pyar Kiya was a monumental commercial success, becoming one of the highest-grossing Indian films of its time and establishing Salman Khan as a superstar. Critics praised its romantic storyline, music, and youthful appeal, though some noted its conventional plot. It resonated strongly with audiences for its themes of love, family honor, and youthful rebellion.

• Praised for its vibrant music and endearing lead performances.

• Lauded as a quintessential romantic drama that captured the zeitgeist of its era.

• Criticized by some for its predictable narrative but celebrated for its emotional impact.

Google audience: Audience reviews highlight the film's timeless romance, memorable songs, and the iconic chemistry between the lead actors. Many appreciate its wholesome family values and the feel-good atmosphere it created.

Filmfare Award for Best Male Debut (Salman Khan), Filmfare Award for Best Music Director (Raamlaxman), Numerous other nominations and wins.

The iconic dove, named 'Nandu', that plays a significant role in the film, was reportedly trained for months to perform its scenes, including delivering a letter to Suman.