Khel ( Game) is a 1992 Indian Hindi language romantic comedy film directed by Rakesh Roshan. It stars Mala Sinha, Anil Kapoor, Madhuri Dixit, Sonu Walia, Anupam Kher as main cast. Khel is one of the almost dozen films that Anil Kapoor and Madhuri Dixit have done together. The script was heavily inspired from 1988 Hollywood comedy Dirty Rotten Scoundrels. Khel was filmed in the beautiful locales of Nairobi, in Kenya.

Synopsis

A rich widow Sulakshana Devi lives with her son Ravi and care-taker Balwant. One day, she receives the news that her son has died in a car accident. Meanwhile, a lady named Kamini approaches her and informs her that she is carrying her dead son Ravi's, child. Sulakshana does not believe Kamini and turns her away. Sulakshana later learns from Ravi's friend Sanjay Gupta that Kamini is indeed the mother of Ravi's child. Sulakshana tries her best to look for Kamini and get her home but to no avail.

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Years later, Sulakshana comes across a young man Arun who retrieves her purse from a thief. Happy with his honesty, Sulakshana offers Arun a job. Little does she know that Arun is, in fact, a crook with his eyes and heart set on her multi-crore property.

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While Arun gets busy hatching plots to seize her property, Seema and her uncle enter the scene. Then follows a series of comic events and a love triangle between Arun, Seema and Tara Jaisingh.

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It is revealed that Ravi's death was not an accident in the first place. What is the truth that awaits Sulakshana?

Cast

Mala Sinha as Sulakshana

Anil Kapoor as Arun / Devdas

Madhuri Dixit as Seema

Sonu Walia as Tara Singh

Bharati as Kamini / Sharda

Anupam Kher as Seema's Uncle

Prem Chopra as Balwant

Sujit Kumar as Father / Principal

Vijayendra Ghatge as Ravi

Dinesh Hingoo as Hasmukh

Satyendra Kapoor as Mr. Sinha

Satish Kaul as Vinod Mishra

Aparajita as Shanti Mishra

Bharat Kapoor as Vinod's Elder Brother

Yunus Parvez as Seth Mangatram

Soundtrack

Awards

Filmafare Award for Best Comedian - Anupam Kher

References

External links

1992 films

1990s Hindi-language films

1992 romantic comedy films

Films directed by Rakesh Roshan

Films scored by Rajesh Roshan

Indian romantic comedy films

Indian remakes of American films