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Actors: Salman Khan, Prem Chopra, Amrish Puri, Johnny Lever, Dalip Tahil

Actresses: Preity Zinta, Rani Mukherjee, Farida Jalal

Directors: Abbas Mustan

Producers: Nazim Rizvi

Theaterical Release: 2001

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DVD Information: Available [Color, Region All, 4x3 Fullscreen, Dolby Digital, NTSC]

Genre: Romance / Drama

MPA/CBFC Rating: CBFC - U/A

Language(s): Hindi

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Subtitles in Language(s): English

Awards: None

Synopsis: Raj (Salman) is part of an ideal family consisting of a doting grandfather Kailashnath Malhotra, whom he reveres, a friendly father Ranjit Malhotra (Dilip Tahil) and a loving mother (Farida Jalal). Raj is the rising star, the man who would uphold the heritage of his rich family, and its bounty of millions. Raj's heart beats for Priya (Rani Mukherji) who too hails from a rich family and is the ideal girl to be Malhotra's bahu. The duo fall in love, get married and Priya is warmly welcomed in Malhotra family. Things are fine until the twosome come to know that Priya is barren. With this realization also dawns the fear that Malhotra's distinguished lineage would end with Raj. Here enters the sprightly bar dancer Madhoo (Preity Zinta) who will rescue the couple from this quandary. Priya entreats Madhoo to conceive Raj's child. An initially hesitant Madhoo ultimately consents to Priya's plea. The plot thickens as Raj and Madhoo are drawn closer. Priya conceals her feelings and there grows the complex labyrinth of emotions. How the trio bale out of this situation forms the high point of the movie. Salman-Rani-Preity has already caught the fancy of today's yuppie generation in Har Dil Jo Pyar Karega. Their kind of romance-- puerile and full of glam and glitz-- has become the staple diet of a cinegoer. And CCCC has its share of saccharine stuff. Anu Malik's music is catchy, melodious and gels quite well with the theme of the film. However the tepid script, mushy dialogues and weak direction make CCCC a farrago of half-baked ideas.