feelings towards Pooja. When Dai Jaa calls to let Viren know that Pooja has agreed to marry once Viren ties the knot, Viren agrees to marry Anita. Upon hearing this, Pooja tells Dai Jaa that she does not want to ever marry. Back in London, Viren and Prem are wondering why Dai Jaa is postponing her visit to London. They decide to go back to India and surprise her. When they arrive, Dai Jaa informs them that Pooja has vowed not to marry. Viren confronts Pooja and confesses to her that he did not marry Anita, since he realized he was in love with Pooja, and they finally get married. Cast Sridevi as Pallavi Thakur Bhatnagar & Pooja Bhatnagar; (as both mother and daughter) Anil Kapoor as Virendra Pratap Singh (a.k.a. Viren / Kunwarji) Waheeda Rehman as Durga Devi (a.k.a. Dai Jaa); Viren, and later Pooja's governess Anupam Kher as Prem Anand; Viren's best friend Deepak Malhotra as Siddharth Kumar Bhatnagar; Pallavi's husband and Pooja's father Dippy Sagoo as Anita Malhotra; Viren's girlfriend Manohar Singh as Kothiwale Thakur; Pallavi's father Lalit Tiwari as Sudheshwar Narayan Tiwari Ila Arun as a folk dancer in the song "Morni Baga Ma Bole" Richa Pallod as young Pooja Vikas Anand as Doctor Vikas; Pallavi's doctor Music The music was composed by Shiv Kumar Sharma and Hariprasad Chaurasia (together known as Shiv-Hari) and the lyrics were provided by Anand Bakshi. The song "Kabhi Main Kahoon" was composed from a melody used as background music in Chopra's Chandni (1989), also scored by Shiv-Hari. In the famous parody sequence, Rehman danced to "Aaj Phir Jeene Ki Tamanna Hai" – her signature song from the all-time classic Guide (1965). The songs included on the official soundtrack are listed here: Reception, analysis and legacy Lamhe is one of the few films that picked up the Filmfare Award for Best Film, despite its moderate business in India. It is also one of the biggest Bollywood hits in the overseas market and the video circuit. Sridevi received widespread critical acclaim for her double-role as mother and daughter, winning the Filmfare Award for Best Actress among others. It was also listed in Outlook magazine's list of All-Time Great Indian Films. It has been cited as Chopra's personal favorite among his directorial ventures. The Times of India included it in its list of 'Top 10 Films of Yash Chopra' describing it as "a