orders for a local bandh and forces all the shops to close down. He also has Siddhu's home broken into and his belongings thrown on the street. Siddhu, upon seeing this, walks up to Ronnie's house and challenges him to come out and duel alone, rather than hiding behind henchmen. Ronnie agrees, and all the people in the area come out to watch. The two boxers have a long and bloody boxing match, with nobody interfering. Though Siddhu is severely injured, he remains victorious. As the local people see one man with the courage to fight Raunak Singh, they awaken to the possibility that they too can resist his extortionary demands. Ronnie loses the fight, but he then orders his henchmen to kill Siddhu. The local people, who are much more numerous than Ronnie's henchmen, block the attempt. Together, they beat up Ronnie and his henchmen and force them to flee the area. Cast Aamir Khan as Siddharth Marathe "Siddhu" Rani Mukerji as Alisha Mafatlal Deepak Tijori as Charlie Sharat Saxena as Raunak "Ronnie" Singh Akshay Anand as Harihar "Hari" Mafatlal, Alisha's brother. Rajit Kapoor as Jai Marathe, Siddharth's brother. Mita Vashisht as Siddharth's lawyer Fatima madam Dalip Tahil as Vishwanath Marathe, Siddharth's father. (special appearance) Raju Kher as Ashok Mafatlal, Alisha's father. Ashutosh Rana as Shyamsundar Agrawal (special appearance) Kamlesh Oza as Avinash Daya Shankar Pandey Amin Hajee as Black Tiger (boxing champion) Prithvi Zutshi Sheikh Sami Rahul Singh Production Filming for Ghulam began in June 1997. By mid-August, a week-long schedule at a specially erected set at Film City in Mumbai was completed. Dubbing Rani Mukerji's voice was dubbed by Mona Shetty, who had a much more high-pitched voice. When asked if the director's decision to not use her voice in the film affected her, she said that her voice was dubbed as it "did not suit the character". Stunts A sequence in the film shows Aamir running on a rail track towards an oncoming train, which misses him by a few feet as he jumps off the tracks. 1.3 seconds was the only difference between Aamir and the train. This stunt was actually performed by Aamir himself. At the 44th Filmfare Awards, it won the Best Scene of the Year award, but Aamir later criticized himself for taking such an unnecessary risk. Soundtrack The music was composed by Jatin–Lalit. Lyrics were handled by Indeevar, Nitin Raikwar, Sameer