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Lower Caste Radhey Mohan is a no good slacker, who is always picking fights and getting himself and his friends in trouble. One day he sees upper caste Nirjala, and is instantly attracted to her. When Nirjala comes to know about him, she is also attracted to him. The problems arise when marriage is proposed with Radhey, as Nirjala's family with have nothing to do with a lower caste groom, and they arrange Nirjala's marriage with Rameshwar, a young man from their caste. Radhey is arrested and imprisoned in a prison for the mentally unstable, where is chained to a wall, while Nirjala must undergo preparations to get married to Rameshwar.
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Lower Caste Radhey Mohan is a no good slacker, who is always picking fights and getting himself and his friends in trouble. One day he sees upper caste Nirjala, and is instantly attracted to her. When Nirjala comes to know about him, she is also attracted to him. The problems arise when marriage is proposed with Radhey, as Nirjala's family with have nothing to do with a lower caste groom, and they arrange Nirjala's marriage with Rameshwar, a young man from their caste. Radhey is arrested and imprisoned in a prison for the mentally unstable, where is chained to a wall, while Nirjala must undergo preparations to get married to Rameshwar.
Best Background Score | 2004
Best Music Director | 2004 | Himesh
Best Female Debut | 2003 | Bhumika
Best Playback Singer Female Movie | 2004
Best Music Director | 2004 | Himesh
Best Film | 2004
Best Lyrics | 2004
Best Director | 2004 | Satish
Best Actor | 2004 | Salman
Best Actress | 2004 | Bhumika
Best Playback Male | 2004 | Udit
Best Playback Female | 2004
Most Amazing Dancer | 2004 | Salman
Best Actor | 2004 | Salman
Best Actress | 2004 | Bhumika
Best Playback Singer Female | 2004
Best Playback Singer Male | 2004 | Udit
Best Actor | 2004 | Salman
Best Song of the Year | 2004
Best Playback Singer Female | 2004
Best Playback Singer Male | 2004 | Udit
Best Lyricist | 2004
Best Picture | 2004
Best Director | 2004 | Satish
Best Actor in a Leading Role | 2004 | Salman
Best Music Director | 2004 | Himesh
Best Playback Singer Male | 2004 | Udit
Best Playback Singer Female | 2004
Best Actress Movie | 2004
Best Actor | 2004 | Salman
In Patna, a young man got so excited watching Salman Khan sing 'Tere Naam Humne Kiya Hai', he got up from his seat, broke his cola bottle on his hand and flashed his bloodied limb to the stunned public.
The advance booking for Tere Naam was the best ever in five years.
Tere Naam was Salman Khan's first major hit since Hum Saath Saath Hain (1999). Most of his releases from 2000 to 2002 were box office bombs or had unimpressive box collections.
Tere Naam and Wanted (2009) had various things in common: Salman Khan and Sarfaraz Khan both acted in those films.; Salman Khan portrayed a macho character.; Salman Khan's name is Radhe and Sarfaraz Khan's name is Aslam on both.; The protagonist loses his dear one(s) in both the movies: (Lover in Tere Naam; Father and foster brother in Wanted). both movies were career reviving movies for Salman Khan after a series of flops.
It was widely perceived that the storyline is about what transpired between Salman Khan and Aishwarya Rai during their infamous affair. As if faith determined it, various posters of Aishwarya's future husband, Abhishek Bachchan are present throughout the entire movie.
"Radhe Mohan: Those who understand what I am saying will sit down and listen to the poem quitely, and those who don't understand what I am saying will also sit down and listen to the poem quitely."
"Radhe Mohan: [to Rameshwar] - If i found you once again with Nirjara, i will light up your pigtail with my cigarette and you'll fly like a rocket in the sky."
