Cast
- Salman Khan ... Prem
- Saif Ali Khan ... Vinod
- Karisma Kapoor....Sapna
- Sonali Bendre ... Dr. Preeti
- Tabu ... Sadhna
- Mohnish Behl ... Vivek
- Mahesh Thakur ... Anand
- Neelam Kothari ... Sangeeta
- Reema Lagoo ... Mamta
- Alok Nath ... Ramkishen
- Shammi ... Durga, Mother Of Dharamraj
- Satish Shah ... Preetam
- Himani Shivpuri ... Mami (Aunt), Vakil's Wife
- Ajit Vachhani ... Vakil (Lawyer), Mamta's Brother
- Sadashiv Amrapurkar ... Dharamraj
- Rajeev Verma ... Adarsh
- Shakti Kapoor ... Anwar
- Dinesh Hingoo ... Raghuveer, The Caretaker Of Ramkishen's Ancestral Property At Rampur
- Dilip Dhawan ... Anurag
- Sheela Sharma ... Jyoti
- Kunika ... Shanti, Mamta's Snobbish Friend
- Jayshree T. ... Mamta's Snobbish Friend
- Kalpana Iyer ... Mamta's Snobbish Friend
- Huma Khan ... Miss Rehana, Ramkishen's Secretary
- Jatin Kanakia ... Dr. Sen, Homeopath
- Achyut Potdar ... Khan Saheb, Ramkishen's Employee
- Zaki Mukaddam (Child Artist) ... Jyoti and Anurag's Elder Son Name
- Hardik Tanna (Child Artist) ... Jyoti and Anurag's Younger Son Name
- Zoya Afroz (Child Artist) ... Radhika
- Shruti .... special appearance
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