for the rest of her life as Arjun's widow, and they needed Haldiram as a witness to present in court to prove Arjun's innocence. Nisha apologizes to Arjun, and Arjun forgives her. In the end, they unite forever and recall their student-teacher relationship and laugh. Cast Sunny Deol as Prof. Arjun Dixit /Arjun Pandit : Nisha's Obsessive Lover and Husband . Juhi Chawla as Nisha Chopra/Dixit/Pandit : Arjun's Obsessive Love Interest and Wife. Saurabh Shukla as Johnny Virendra Saxena as Hafiz Annu Kapoor as Imran Ashish Vidyarthi as Haldiram Mukesh Rishi as Raman Kalia Shahbaz Khan as Sanjay Sharma : Sangeeta's Raper. Yashpal Sharma as Shiva Shashi Sharma as Minister Deepak Qazir as Chopra , Nisha's father Sachin Khedekar as Dr.Siddarth Pallavi Kulkarni as Sangeeta Chopra : Nisha's Sister. Aruna Sangal as Sangeeta's Mother and Arjun's Aunt The film also stars Daler Mehndi in a special appearance. Soundtrack The soundtrack is composed by Dilip Sen-Sameer Sen, and songs are penned by Javed Akhtar. Song Kudiyan Sheher Diyan from these album was recreated for 2017 film Poster Boys. Reception Suparn Verma of Rediff.com wrote ″Rawail, who displayed excellent cinematic sense in Arjun, does not highlight either his technical finesse or style in this film. The story outdated and the attempted twist in the tale does not work as it is in total variance Nisha's character and convictions.″ UP gangster Vikas Dubey was reported to be an ardent fan of this movie. He was rumoured to have watched it over 100 times. Inspired by his love for this movie, he had earned the monicker Pandit. References External links 1999 films Films directed by Rahul Rawail 1990s Hindi-language films 1990s crime action films Indian crime action films Films about organised crime in India Indian gangster films Films scored by Dilip Sen-Sameer Sen Hindi remakes of Kannada films Films set in Mumbai Films shot in Mumbai