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Hum Tum Pe Marte Hain (1999)

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Release Date1999
GenreRomance, Action
FormatColor
LanguageHindi
Shooting LocationSwitzerland, Manipal-Udupi, Film City, Filmistan, Rajasthan, Haryana, Surve Farm House (Swapna Nagar)

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"HUM TUM PE MARTE HAIN" is a story of two neighbouring Bungalows. Parampara and Muktaangan. Parampara, whose head is Devyani Chopra, believes in discipline and western thoughts. Where as Muktaangan, house of Sethji & Uma Devi, is seeped in Indian tradition and values and in inhabited by free spirited soul.

Thus is dispute going on between these two families regarding property. Devyani does not consider Sethji equal in her social status and hates him. In this atmosphere of hatred blooms the love of Rahul and Radhika. The harmless banter takes place between these two which grows into love. But Devyani cannot stand this love and fixes the marriage of Radhika with Dhananjay Pratap Singh, her Business associate. But in the end, true love triumphs. Rahul and Radhika meet and together they announce to the world "HUM TUM PE MARTE HAIN".

(From the official press booklets)