a massive smuggling operation. On arriving at the door, Ragini was caught overhearing the plan, and Kasturia stabbed her to death in the room. Kasturia manages to take Sonu captive, and with the other gang members, escape back into the tunnel. Brigadier Chauhan/Acharyaji says that the tunnel must lead to the gang's hideout on the Old Ruins. Everone heads there, and in the ensuing fight between the two sides, the police, aided by Chand and Romeo, overpower the goons. A few gang members, including Kasturia, Jung, and Agarwal, escape in a boat. In a shootout that follows, all the fleeing gang members are killed, with Kasturia crashing the boat on a rocky cliff. In the end, Kapoor and Acharyaji give their blessings for the wedding of Chand and Sonu. Following suit, Khanna gives his blessings for the wedding of Romeo and Pinky. Cast Krishan Kumar as Chand Kapoor Tanya Singh as Sonu Shammi Kapoor as Mr. Kapoor Pran as Brigadier Bhawani Singh Chauhan / Acharyaji Prem Chopra as Kedarnath Khanna Deven Verma as Kasturia Durga Jasraj as Pinky Sunil Lahri as Chander Poonam Dasgupta as Ruby Manohar Singh as Senior Police Officer Jung Govind Namdev as Police Inspector Dubby Virendra Razdan as Agarwal Shiva Rindani as Charlie Satish Shah as Police Inspector Raj Malkani Rakesh Bedi as Bataklal Production The top cast Krishan Kumar and Tanya Singh made their debuts in the film. Tanya Singh, the daughter of music composer and singer Ajit Singh, was 17 when she signed up for the film. Kishan Kumar is the brother of producer Gulshan Kumar. The film budget was 2 Crore rupees. The pair got married a decade later. Singer Sonu Nigam also started his film singing career with film's song "O Aasman Wale Zameen Par Utar Ke Dekh". Soundtrack The music was composed by Amar-Utpal. The only Song "Aaja Meri Jaan" was composed by R. D. Burman. References External links 1993 films Indian romantic thriller films 1990s Hindi-language films