Tina to marry his son. She is obviously shocked to find the truth and run in car. By this time, Badal and Negi had a face off where Negi is killed (as shown) by Badal and now he comes to save Tina from Dinesh who is behind her to kill him. Both of them are fighting on the hill where Tina pleads Badal not to kill Dinesh as she considers him her father. However, Negi again comes to kill Badal and saved by Dinesh. Negi is finally killed by Bhairon and two others. At last, Tina and Badal unite with the dying Dinesh, approving their match and apologising for his deeds. Cast Bobby Deol as Badal Twinkle Khanna as Tina Oberoi Raj Babbar as Dinesh Oberoi Mukesh Khanna as Bhairon, Badal's father Harish Patel as Damru "Danny" Anjan Srivastav as Maula Ram Bharat Kapoor as R.K. Mehra Ashwin Kaushal as Bhushi Vijay Kashyap as Kapurchand, college principal Viju Khote as Tom Tom Shehzad Khan as Khan Bhai Suresh Bhagwat as Director Danny Denzongpa as ACP Negi Kiran Juneja as Tina's late mother and Suresh's late wife Production Initially, Shekar Kapur was set to direct this film and had shot a scene with Deol. However, he left the film for Bandit Queen and Rajkumar Santoshi took over as director. He had both the lead actors attend workshops. While shooting a scene in London, Deol suffered a leg injury and had to use crutches for over a year. He continued shooting for the film Gupt: The Hidden Truth with his injured leg. A few scenes were shot at Rohtang Pass near Manali, Himachal Pradesh. Khanna fainted once while filming there. Reportedly both the lead actors did not go along well during the shooting. Deol irritated Khanna on many occasions and the latter found it "obnoxious". Box office Its total net gross collection was 29 crores and it was declared a "Super Hit" grosser by Box Office India. It was also the 5th highest-grossing movie of the year. Soundtrack The film score of Barsaat was composed by Louis Banks while the songs were composed by Nadeem Shravan with lyrics penned by Sameer. The songs of the film are popular even in 2020, especially "Humko Sirf Tumse Pyaar Hai" and "Nahin Yeh Ho Nahin Sakta". Hindustan Times called the latter song "the definition of the lovelorn ‘90s" and "[s]till the most played song on