Lamhe

Viren, a man deeply affected by the death of his lover Pallavi, returns to his ancestral home in Rajasthan after a decade. There, he encounters Pooja, a vibrant young woman who bears a striking resemblance to Pallavi and who falls deeply in love with him. Viren, initially hesitant due to Pooja's resemblance to his lost love, finds himself drawn to her spirit and innocence. The film explores the complexities of love, loss, and societal judgment as Viren grapples with his feelings for Pooja.

Lamhe was critically acclaimed for its bold theme, stunning visuals, and exceptional performances, particularly from Sridevi who played dual roles. While it was considered ahead of its time and faced some initial resistance for its unconventional love story, it has since gained a cult following and is regarded as one of Yash Chopra's most mature and artistic films.

• Praised for its progressive narrative and exploration of complex emotions.

• Sridevi's dual performance was widely lauded as a tour de force.

• Celebrated for its picturesque cinematography and memorable music.

Google audience: Audience reviews highlight the film's emotional depth, beautiful storytelling, and Sridevi's unforgettable performance. Many appreciate its ahead-of-its-time themes and powerful romance, calling it a classic.

Won 4 Filmfare Awards, including Best Actress for Sridevi and Best Dialogue. Nominated for Best Film and Best Director.

The film was initially met with lukewarm box office response in India due to its controversial theme of a relationship between a man and a woman who resembles his deceased lover, but it gained significant international acclaim and is now considered a cult classic.