Mujhse Shaadi Karogi (2004)

Director:

David Dhawan

Writers:

Anees Bazmee (writer)
Rumi Jaffery (dialogue)

Release Date:

30 July 2004 (USA)

Genre:

Comedy | Romance

Tagline:

How to win a girl's heart

Plot:

Sameer, fast at losing his temper is re-located to Goa where he falls in love with Rani. But Sameer's new roommate Sunny, has some plans of his own.

Plot Keywords:

Goa India | Breakup | Piggy Bank | Heartbreak | Love Triangle

Awards:

1 win & 19 nominations

Cast

Salman Khan	...	Sameer Malhotra
Akshay Kumar	...	Sunny
Priyanka Chopra	...	Rani Singh
Amrish Puri	...	Colonel Dugraj Singh
Satish Shah	...	Surya Prakash
Rajpal Yadav	...	Raj Purohit / Paul
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Amrita Arora	...	Romi (cameo)
Dinyar Contractor	...	School Principal
Parth Dave	...	Sameer Malhotra as Kid
Kurush Deboo	...	Rustom Dogs Seller
Kapil Dev	...	Himself
Supriya Karnik	...	Rama Dugraj Singh
Kader Khan	...	Mr. Duggal
Mushtaq Khan	...	Chutki Baba
Shashikala	...	Grandma Malhotra
Upasna Singh	...	Mrs. Surya Prakash

Directed by
David Dhawan

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Anees Bazmee		writer
Rumi Jaffery		dialogue

Produced by
Sajid Nadiadwala	....	producer

Original Music by
Sajid Ali
Salim Merchant		(as Salim)
Suleman Merchant		(as Sulaiman)

Cinematography by
Sanjay F. Gupta

Film Editing by
Nitin Rokade

Production Design by
Sabir Khan		(as Saabir Khan)

Art Direction by
Sharmishta Roy

Costume Design by
Vikram Phadnis

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Sabir Khan	....	first assistant director
Mahendra Verma	....	action director

Sound Department
Jitendra Chaudhary	....	audiographer
Javed Khan	....	sound effects editor
Parikshit Lalwani	....	sound editor
Kunal Mehta	....	sound editor
Kuldip Sood	....	sound re-recordist: Empire Audio (as Kuldeep Sood)

Visual Effects by
Arumugam Aravindan	....	motion control camera operator
Vivek Gaur	....	digital compositor: prime focus
Sandeep Kamal	....	digital effects artist
Arup Sinha	....	digital compositor
Merzin Tavaria	....	visual effects director

Camera and Electrical Department
Piyush Acharya	....	crane operator
Piyush Acharya	....	remote head technician
Avinash Gowarikar	....	special still photographer

Editorial Department
Srinivas Mamidi	....	digital intermediate colorist

Music Department
Anu Malik	....	composer: song "Jeene Ke Hai Chaar Din"
Sandeep Shirodkar	....	additional background music

Other crew
Ganesh Acharya	....	choreographer: "Kar Doon Kamal"
Ramjanam Dubey	....	administration team (as Ram Janam Dubey)
Prem Chandra Jha	....	administration team
Farah Khan	....	choreographer
Javed Khan	....	administration team
Noor Jumma Khan	....	administration team
Sabir Khan	....	associate director (as Saabir Khan)
Himanshu Nanda	....	publicity designer
Rahul Nanda	....	publicity designer
Binny Padda	....	visual promotions
Ravi Padda	....	visual promotions
Ravindra Passi	....	administration team
Imran Pathan	....	administration team
A.K. Rana	....	associate director
Prakash Upadhyay	....	administration team

Thanks
Kapil Dev	....	special thanks (as Shri Kapil Dev)
Mohammed Kaif	....	special thanks
Atul Kasbekar	....	special thanks
Sajid Khan	....	thanks
Anu Malik	....	thanks
Ashish Nehra	....	special thanks
Parthiv Ajay Patel	....	special thanks (as Parthiv Patel)
Irfan Pathan	....	special thanks
Navjot Singh Sidhu	....	special thanks (as Shri Navjot Singh)
Harbhadjan Singh	....	special thanks (as Harbajan Singh)
Javagal Srinath	....	special thanks

Production Companies

• Nadiadwala Grandsons' (I)

Distributors

• Zee Networks (2004) (worldwide)

Special Effects

• Prime Focus (digital grading) (visual effects)

Other Companies

• Empire Audio Center Pvt. Ltd.  re-recording (as Empire Audio)

Country:

India

Language:

Hindi

Color:

Color

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Certification:

Malaysia:U | India:UA

Filming Locations:

Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Company:

Nadiadwala Grandsons' (I)

Movie Connections:

References Anger Management (2003)

A nice comedy treat...

Mujhse Shaadi Karogi is an exceptional movie with a lot of witty humour. Though very crude at certain times, it has been really funny and a pleasure to watch!

Salman Khan is back on track. He has shown his flair for comedy and he shows off a nice toned body. He performed well, and is very funny, with each expression. However I have seen many roles like this from him - I wish he had done something slightly different. Priyanka Chopra also gives an acceptable performance. She does tend to overact at certain times, and at many serious points she doesn't show more than just her good looks. Her performance brightened near the ending slightly, and did not remain as dull or filmy as it had started off with. However, the biggest applause goes to the inevitable Akshay Kumar. He was the star of this movie, the humour, the comic timing, the facial expressions, and the unavoidable attitude!

Music is fabulous. Each one is great, and they all are different, I especially liked "Aaja Soniye", and "Lal Dupatta".

Not bad from the David Dhawan camp.