oral sex with Mannu, which makes Priya break up with Mannu. In this fragile state, Zoheb pushes Mannu toward drugs again and his mental state is now so fragile that he can't face appearing on stage. In the moments leading up to the stage entrance, Mannu comes to senses and chooses the righteous path and runs to support his mate. But Arjun, who has become incensed with the crowd chanting Mannu's name, confesses his envy of Mannu's talent and what he did to finish Mannu off. The audience boos Arjun, the show ends in chaos, the band breaks up and a sad Mannu eventually returns to his village. Arjun's uncle advises him to apologize to Mannu. Then it is revealed that after knowing the truth Priya and Mannu reconcile. Also, she marries Mannu and lives with him in his village. In the village, however, Mannu tells him not to apologize saying that it was his fault that he didn't see Arjun's sorrow and Priya also pardons Arjun for his wrong deeds. They get back together and London Dreams becomes a successful band again. Cast Ajay Devgn as Arjun Joshi Salman Khan as Manjeet "Mannu" Khosla Asin as Priya Zaveri Om Puri as Kanjeshwar Joshi, Arjun's uncle Aditya Roy Kapur as Wasim Khan, Zoheb's brother Rannvijay Singh as Zoheb Khan, Wasim's brother Ajay Kalyansingh as Office Worker Production Initially Raj Kumar santoshi was supposed to direct it with Aamir Khan & Shah Rukh Khan but things didn't work out and he left the project. Later Vipul shah made it with Salman Khan & Ajay Devgn. Asin gave audition for it in 2008. Akshay Kumar was first choice of Vipul but had date issue so he was unable to sign the movie. Also initially A.R Rahman was approached for the music but he opted out citing date issues, then trio of Shankar–Ehsaan–Loy were approached for the music. Reception Critical response London Dreams received mixed to negative reviews from critics. Taran Adarsh praised the performance of the principal cast, while criticizing the climax. Rajeev Masand gave a scathing review of the movie, describing it as a "good film about foolish people." Chandrima Pal of Rediff criticized the background music of the movie, while praising the dialogues, as well as Ajay Devgan's performance. Noyon Jyoti Parasara of AOL said "The last twenty minutes of ‘London Dreams’ take away half its spirit." even though it