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Yaadein
Directed by	Subhash Ghai
Produced by	Raju Farooquu, Ashok Ghai, Subhash Ghai
Written by	Subhash Ghai, Amrik Gill, Aatish Kapadia, Anuradha Tiwari
Starring	Jackie Shroff Hrithik Roshan Kareena Kapoor
Music by	Anu Malik; Anand Bakshi
Distributed by	Mukta Arts Ltd.
Release date(s)	June 27, 2001
Running time	177 min.
Language	Hindi
Budget	INR 160,000,000 (estimated)
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Yaadein (Hindi: यादें, Urdu: یادیں, translation: "Memories") is a 2001 Bollywood film directed by Subhash Ghai. It was filmed throughout India, Malaysia and the UK.

Raj Singh Puri is best friends with L.K. Malhotra who is in turn younger brother to J.K. Malhotra. The brothers are business tycoons and Raj works in their company. Raj is father to three young daughters, the first one gets married through arrangement but the second one marries her lover. After a few weeks at he in-laws, the second daughter returns home asking for divorce. After this Raj and her last daughter become strictly against love and relationships. All this changes when Isha (the third daughter) falls in love with the heir to the Malhotra empire, Ronit, L.K. Malhotra's son. The ask for Raj's blessing but he bluntly refuses and Isha understandingly shuns Ronit and Raj arranges for Ronit to be married to the daughter of another tycoon. Ronit is unhappy and makes Raj realise that his fiance's family is not right for them and Raj approaches the Malhotras to break off the engagement however J.K. Malhotra shuns him by calling him poor and small. The other Malhotras join forces to make J.K. to realise his mistake and Ronit is finally married to Isha.

• Jackie Shroff as ... Raj Singh Puri
• Rati Agnihotri as ... Shalini Singh Puri
• Hrithik Roshan as ... Ronit Malhotra
• Kareena Kapoor as ... Isha Singh Puri
• Supriya Karnik as ... Nalini Malhotra
• Amrish Puri as ... J.K. Malhotra (Ronit's uncle)
• Kiran Rathod as ... Monishka Rai
• Avni Vasa as ... Avantika Singh Puri
• Himani Rawat as ... Sania Singh Puri
• Anang Desai as ... L.K. Malhotra
• Madan Joshi as ...
• Suhas Khandke as ...
• Dolly Bindra as ...
• Subhash Ghai as (Cameo; in watch present scene)
• Rajen Kapoor as ...
• Rahul Singh as ...
• Gargi Patel as ...
• Suman Dutta as ...
• Jennifer Kotwal as ...
• Kamal Adip as ...
• Akhil Ghai as ...

Yaadein
Studio album by Anu Malik
Released
Genre	Feature film soundtrack
Label	Tips Music Films
Producer	Subhash Ghai
Anu Malik chronology
Aks (2001) Yaadein 2001 Lajja (2001)

The film was the first box office flop for Subhash Ghai and critical reviews were mixed. Ghai has since gone on record defending the film, stating that he originally developed it as solely a story of a father and his three daughters (their love interests were secondary). However, distributors apparently put pressure on him to showcase more of Hrithik Roshan in the film (his popularity skyrocketed during the making of this film). Kareena Kapoor has also since gone on record supporting the film in spite of its debacle, thanking Ghai for giving her a role that allowed to her showcase a lot of range. It was Jackie Shroff's acting that kept the movie running alive. For his excellent performance in the movie, he was nominated for a Filmfare Best Supporting Actor Award in 2002.

Filming locations include:

• Apex Bar and Restaurant, Raddison Hampshire, Leicester Square, London, England, UK,
• Ascot,
• Cliveden (Raj's family's house),
• Eagle Square, Langkawi, Malaysia,
• Harefield, UK,
• King's Arms Pub, Harefield,
• Kuah, Langkawi, Malaysia,
• Lake Palace Hotel, Udaipur, Rajasthan, India,
• Langkawi,
• Langkawi Yacht Club, Langkawi, Malaysia,
• Mumbai, India,
• Panchkula,
• Piccadilly Circus,
• Queensmere Shopping Centre, Slough,
• Thames Embankment,
• Thorpe Park,
• Tower Bridge,
• Windsor Great Park,
• Windsor and Eton Central railway station,
• Windsor Castle,

The final scene in the film was actually filmed in the blistering summer heat of Mumbai--and not in London. For more information, look at the March, 2002 issue of GQ.

• Yaadein at the Internet Movie Database

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