Hum Saath Saath Hain (1999)

In the heart of India, amidst the clamor of tradition and culture, thrives a large, close-knit family, headed by Ramkishen and his wife Mamta. Their household resonates with laughter and love, shared by their three sons - Vivek, Prem, Vinod - and their married daughter Sangeeta. Life unfolds joyously with Vivek marrying Sadhana, and Prem and Vinod getting engaged to Preeti and Sapna. However, a thunderstorm of turmoil is about to disturb this harmonious symphony. When Anand, Sangeeta's husband, is unjustly evicted from his home along with her and their child by his own brother, a seed of doubt is sown in Mamta's heart. Could her eldest son Vivek, handicapped since birth and a reminder of Ramkishen's first wife, mimic such a ruthless act if given control of their family business? This fear is fanned into a flame by Mamta's gossipy friends and Sapna's father, Dharamraj, turning her love into suspicion. Caught in a whirlpool of insecurity, Mamta demands a division within the family - a drastic move that Ramkishen reluctantly agrees to. But will their sons, who have grown under the warm sun of unity, accept this cold partition? As the drama unfolds, Mamta is confronted with the consequences of her decision, coming face-to-face with the disapproval of her own sons who stand against her action to displace their eldest brother. "Hum Saath Saath Hain" is a riveting tale of familial bonds tested by suspicion and greed, where the real trial is not just controlling the family's wealth and estate, but preserving the essence of unity and love within. This is a saga that asks the question - will Mamta's fear shatter their togetherness, or will she reconsider her decision for the sake of familial harmony?

Hum Saath Saath Hain is a family movie featuring Salman Khan and directed by Sooraj Barjatya.

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