Ekka Raja Rani

Ekka Raja Rani is a 1994 Indian Hindi-language romantic comedy film directed by Afzal Ahmed and produced by Yaswant Kumar, starring Vinod Khanna, Govinda, and Ayesha Jhulka in lead roles. The film tells the story of two brothers, Raja (Govinda) and Bharat (Vinod Khanna) who are separated in childhood but reunite as adults to fight against a common enemy.

Bharat, who is the elder brother, is a successful businessman who lives with his wife and son in Mumbai. He is a strict disciplinarian and does not believe in the concept of love marriage. In contrast, Raja is a carefree and happy-go-lucky guy who leads a carefree life in Delhi. He falls in love with Sheetal (Ayesha Jhulka), who is a modern girl and believes in love marriages. However, Sheetal's father does not approve of their relationship and wants her to marry someone else.

Meanwhile, Bharat gets embroiled in a land dispute with his business rivals, who threaten to harm his family if he does not back down. In order to protect his family, Bharat moves to Delhi with his wife and son. The brothers soon reunite and devise a plan to take down their common enemy, which involves Raja pretending to be Bharat and infiltrating their rival's gang.

The film features several dramatic and emotional scenes, including a heart-wrenching separation scene between the two brothers in childhood, as well as a scene where Raja confronts Bharat about his strict and unyielding attitude towards life. The film also contains several music numbers, including the popular song "Ishq Karoge Toh Dard Milega".

The performances of the lead actors are noteworthy, with Govinda delivering a standout performance as the carefree and fun-loving Raja. Vinod Khanna, on the other hand, is convincing as the serious and stoic Bharat. Ayesha Julka also delivers a strong performance as Sheetal.

Overall, Ekka Raja Rani is an entertaining and engaging film that blends elements of romance, drama, and action seamlessly. The film's story, combined with strong performances by the lead actors, makes it a must-watch for fans of Hindi cinema.