Eena Meena Deeka is a 1994 Indian comedy film directed by David Dhawan and produced by Nitin Manmohan. It stars Vinod Khanna, Rishi Kapoor and Juhi Chawla. Its plotline is loosely inspired by the 1989 movie Three Fugitives. Plot Deeka has been in jail for several crimes, including bank robberies. When his prison sentence is over, he decides to go straight. Unfortunately, while in a bank, he becomes a victim of a bungling bank robber, Inder or Eena, who needs money to get medical treatment for his mother. When the police arrive, they witness Eena with the notorious bank robber, and come to the conclusion that Deeka has gone back to his criminal ways. His attempts to convince them are in vain, and he must escape together with Eena for now, and he does so. The police are after Deeka, and he must get Eena to confess to the crime, and therefore clear his name. Eena is unwilling to confess, and runs away from Deeka. Deeka kidnaps DCP Ujwal Raja Bully's daughter, Meena. Later Eena and Meena fall in love. It is revealed that Deeka is Eena's long-lost brother who had been kidnapped in childhood by Bhujang, a criminal who wants his son Shani to marry Meena. In the end, Bhujand and his sons are arrested, Deeka reunites with his family and Eena and Meena get married. Cast Vinod Khanna as Deeka Rishi Kapoor as Inder 'Eena' Juhi Chawla as Meena Anupam Kher as Ujjwal Raja Bully Kader Khan as Dabba - Beggar Shakti Kapoor as Kali - Beggar Kiran Kumar as Bhujang Gulshan Grover as Sunny - Bhujang's Son Mohnish Bahl as Mangal Alok Nath as Kashi Anjana Mumtaz as Raju's Mother Shiva Rindani as Bhujang's Son Lalit Mohan Tiwari as Bhujang's son Arun Bakshi as Batli - Beggar with Harmonium Dina Pathak as Eena's mother Javed Khan as Eena's Neighbour Piyush Mittal as Pandey Inspector Tiku Talsania as Gabbar,Security Guard (At beginning of movie) Rajendra Nath as Cashier in Bank (Guest Role) Yunus Parvez as Hotel Owner Anjana Mumtaz as a mad women who considers Eena as her own son Alok Nath as Villager Dinesh Hingoo as Baapji,Villager Guddi Maruti as Villager Soundtrack Lyrics by Sameer and music by Anand–Milind. References External links 1990s Hindi-language films 1994 films Films scored by Anand–Milind Films directed by David Dhawan Cross-dressing in Indian films