to kill Ali, and Mehak dies in the process. This angers Ali, and he kills the goons. Inder and Ali have a hand-to-hand fight. Ali demands Inder an explanation for his actions. Inder reveals that he was always second best with Ali around & that even Mehak, whom he secretly loved, chose Ali over him. Also, Ali always got money & fame more easily than Inder. Inder reveals that he had sent the goons to kill Rahim Chacha, thus manipulating Ali to take the offer. Also, when Ali came back to Bombay, Inder saw him. Inder was the sniper whom Ali's brother, Munna, saw. Ali kills Inder in combat and afterwards broadcasts Inder's tape over the cable TV network, thus freeing himself from his charges & putting the present CM in the dock. He returns to the village and marries Muskaan, just as planned. Cast Salman Khan as Ali / Veer Singh Thakur Sushmita Sen as Mehak Diya Mirza as Muskan Singh Inder Kumar as Inder Saxena Nishigandha Wad as Geeta Singh Thakur Sharat Saxena as Thakur Punya Pratap Singh Mukesh Rishi as JCP Manoj Kumar Sharma Rajpal Yadav as Lallan Sadashiv Amrapurkar as Chief Minister Anjan Srivastav as Home Minister Sadanand Pandey Pankaj Dheer as Shivpratap Singh Alok Nath as Rahim Chacha Razak Khan as Dilbar Khan Johnny Lever as Pakhandee Baba Sumeet Pathak as Munna Arbaaz Khan as Veer Singh Thakur (Special appearance) Soundtrack Release This movie came out when Salman Khan was in the news for all the wrong reasons- Aishwarya Rai break-up, This contributed to its dismal showing at the box office despite receiving good critic ratings. Reception A critic from Rediff wrpte that "Tumko Na Bhool Payenge is not a performance-oriented film, so there's not much to go by. Salman Khan's transition from a timid, happy-go-lucky fellow to a tough-as-nails, man-on-a-mission is far from convincing". References External links 2000s Hindi-language films 2002 films Indian action thriller films Films directed by Pankuj Parashar 2002 action thriller films