25 years of 'Hum Aapke Hai Koun': Salman Khan-Madhuri Dixit recreate iconic dance, trigger nostalgia wave

If the inflation is factored in, Sooraj Barjatya’s 'Hum Aapke Hai Koun', starring Salman Khan and Madhuri Dixit, is considered among the biggest hits in Bollywood of all time. Though it might seem like we watched the movie only some years ago or just recently for those watching its re-runs, the iconic family-romantic movie has completed 25 years on August 5. The team held a grand premiere of the movie again to commemorate the occasion. From an epic selfie involving all the stars to Salman-Madhuri, aka Prem-Nisha, recreating their scenes, it was a nostalgia overdose at the Liberty Cinema on Friday. 

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Almost a full house:

Be it Mohnish Bahl, who arrived with daughter Pranutan Bahl, after debuting in Salman’s production ‘Notebook’, Renuka Shahane, who arrived with husband Ashutosh Rana or Satish Shah and Bindu, almost all members from the cast were present at the gathering, except Anupam Kher. Late Reema Laagoo was also missed at the celebration of such a milestone. 

Shahane, who played Mohnish’s wife, Salman’s sister-in-law and Madhuri’s sister, shared an ‘iconic selfie’ and wrote, “Yesterday's celebration of #25YearsOfHumAapkeHainKoun at the amazing Liberty Cinema. Thank you for this exhilarating experience.” 

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Salman-Madhuri become Prem-Nisha again

One of the highlights was how Barjatya made Salman and Madhuri enact one of the dialogues, where Madhuri asks, “Aapne hame gulel se kyu maara?” and he replies,”Sirf aapse hi to gustaakhi kar sakte hai.” 

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The hit on-screen pair of that time even danced to the evergreen ‘Pehla Pehla Pyaar Hai’ track, sending the audiences into a frenzy. 

Watch the video here: 

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