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Darr: A Violent Love Story (.mw-parser-output .IPA-label-smallfont-size:85%.mw-parser-output .references .IPA-label-small,.mw-parser-output .infobox .IPA-label-small,.mw-parser-output .navbox .IPA-label-smallfont-size:100%Hindi pronunciation: [ɖər]; lit. Fear) is a 1993 Indian Hindi-language romantic psychological thriller film directed and produced by Yash Chopra under his banner Yash Raj Films. It stars Sunny Deol, Juhi Chawla and Shah Rukh Khan in lead roles, with Annu Kapoor, Tanvi Azmi and Anupam Kher in supporting roles, and Dalip Tahil in a special appearance. In the film, Kiran (Chawla) is stalked by her obsessive lover Rahul (Khan), who goes berserk when she gets engaged to Sunil (Deol), a navy officer, and decides to forcefully claim Kiran for himself.
Darr was released on 24 December 1993, coinciding with the Christmas weekend, and was a major commercial success. The third-highest grossing film of the year in India, and the highest-grossing Indian film of the year in the overseas markets, the film was declared a blockbuster at the box-office. It received critical acclaim upon release, with praise for the direction, screenplay, soundtrack, cinematography, costumes and the performances of the cast.
For Chawla, this was her fourth consecutive box-office hit of the year, thus solidifying her career as a leading lady in the 1990s. Khan's portrayal of an obsessive lover was applauded by critics and the audiences alike.It won the National Film Award for Best Popular Film Providing Wholesome Entertainment at the 41st National Film Awards. The film received 10 nominations at the 39th Filmfare Awards, including Best Film, Best Director (Chopra), Best Actor (Deol), Best Actress (Chawla) and Best Villain (Khan), and won two awards: Best Comedian (Kher), and Best Cinematography.
Kiran Awasthi, a beautiful college student, visits her brother Vijay and his wife Poonam upon her return back to home. Rahul Mehra, her classmate who has a crush on her, is relentlessly following her. An SF officer in the Indian Navy named Lieutenant Sunil Malhotra is Kiran's boyfriend. His Commanding Officer Captain Avinash Mehra, is Rahul's father.
Rahul makes an effort to be friendly with Sunil in order to be near Kiran. Rahul keeps calling her when she gets home and asks her to avoid Sunil, but despite her fear, she rejects Rahul's authority over her. She and her family are frightened when he visits her on both her birthday and Holi. Kiran and Sunil become engaged thanks to Vijay and Poonam, who think the stalker would never bother Kiran again.
Upon learning this, a furious Rahul attempts to murder Sunil but is unsuccessful. When Sunil is chasing Rahul, the stalker he doesn't know is Rahul, he has an accident and is taken to the hospital. Kiran chooses to flee the city so that the stalker won't harm her beloved any longer but is apprehended by Sunil, who marries her that very night. Rahul is enraged by this and vows to take Kiran for himself. He kills the police officers sent to protect the couple and vandalizes their new home with graffiti reading "Shaadi mubarak Kiran" (Congrats on your marriage, Kiran) and "Tum meri ho Kiran" (You are mine, Kiran).
This horrifies Kiran, who worries that she might lose her mind. Sunil decides to take Kiran on a honeymoon to Switzerland while booking extra tickets to Goa, so that the stalker goes away by misunderstanding that the couple is in Goa. Rahul falls for the trick and looks everywhere for Kiran in Goa in vain, but couldn't find her. Instead, he meets Vikram "Vicky" Oberoi, a friend from college, who is ill. Rahul then makes an effort to get to know Kiran's brother and sister-in-law by paying them daily visits to learn about Kiran's location.
Vicky calls Rahul and invites him to meet him. When he does, he discovers him on his deathbed, pleading with Rahul to kill him since he can no longer bear the anguish. After a brief pause, he kills his companion while creating the illusion that Vicky was the stalker. Kiran's family believes the stalker killed himself after failing to find Kiran and relax. Rahul is informed of her true whereabouts, and he shows up at her hotel.
He is acknowledged by Kiran and Sunil, who invite him to join their celebrations. Sunil later learns that Rahul was Kiran's stalker all along. As Rahul begs for compassion, he confronts Rahul and beats him up before sending Kiran off on a boat. When Sunil hesitates, Rahul stabs him and then abandons him to perish. Later, as Rahul arrives at the boat, he tries to marry Kiran without her will and informs her that Sunil has died. Despite her pleading and begging, he hands her his mother's old saree and orders her to wear it.
Kiran locks herself in a room in the boat. When the boat's door is smashed and Kiran is yanked back out by Rahul and agrees to marry Rahul, then it is discovered that Sunil didn't actually die and he returns to save Kiran. Sunil fights Rahul and ends up killing him. As Rahul dies, he pleads to Kiran not to hate him anymore. Kiran and Sunil return to India and visit their relatives once again.
Aditya Chopra, Yash Chopra's eldest son, wanted to make a film similar to Cape Fear (1991) starring Robert De Niro, with Raveena Tandon playing Kiran, Deepak Malhotra essaying Sunil and Saahil Chadha playing the role which went to Shah Rukh Khan, but Yash Chopra decided to take over the project and eventually changed the casting.[2]
Sridevi, who had previously worked with Chopra in Chandni (1989) and Lamhe (1991), was the original choice for the role of Kiran. The role was planned much like her previous roles in Chandni and Lamhe. However, she wanted Kiran to be the obsessed lover instead of the victim; Chopra refused this change of plot, which caused Sridevi to opt out.[3] Madhuri Dixit was the next choice, but she refused. Aishwarya Rai was screen tested for the role, but did not make the cut. Divya Bharti was then signed.
Sanjay Dutt was the original choice of the role of antagonist Rahul, but Chopra was unable to finalise him because of his jail sentence due to illegal possession of arms. Sudesh Berry was then considered for the role, but was rejected after a screen test.[4] The role was then offered to Ajay Devgn who turned the role down due to other commitments.[5][6]
Rishi Kapoor, Mithun Chakraborty and Jackie Shroff were offered the role of Sunil, but they refused. Nitish Bharadwaj was then approached for Sunil's role, due to his popularity as Lord Krishna in B. R. Chopra's Mahabharat. Bharadwaj rejected the role as he felt the role was not challenging enough. The role eventually went to Sunny Deol, who had earlier been offered the role of the antagonist. Deol had declined it, believing that a negative role would be a risk to his career.
Darr's soundtrack marked one of the earliest instances of Udit Narayan supplying his voice for Shah Rukh Khan. Narayan's voice went on to be featured in the soundtracks of every single one of Khan's collaborations with Yash Raj Films until Chak De! India (2007).
The teaser trailer for an intended five-part web series Darr 2.0 was released on YouTube on August 30, 2016. It was set to be a retelling of the film in a contemporary setting, portraying cyber-stalking and digital crimes. The web series was set to be produced by Ashish Chopra under the banner of Y-Films and directed by Vikash Chandra. Screenplay and dialogues are by Nikhil Taneja and Shubham Yogi.[19][20] The series was shelved.
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Rahul Mehra is the main antagonist in the 1993 Bollywood film Darr.He is son of a Navy officer who stalked his collage classmate named Kiran Awasti who had a boyfriend named Sunil Malhotra who was his father's superior. Rahul was a delusional and psychopath young man who's obsessed with his former classmate/unrequited crush Kiran. He tried kill to her husband Sunil in a fit of rage. He's believed that Kiran will love him in return but he's wrong.
Rahul lost his mother as baby when his father driving along with his wife who was right side was killed caused Rahul imaged called his mother. During the college Rahul developed feelings for Kiran Awasti, his classmate. She's has long time boyfriend Sunil whom is navy officer worked with Rahul's father. during last days of collage Kiran heard Rahul's song Jaado Teri Nazar whom she assured it was Sunil but she didn't know it was Rahul. After spend time with Sunil who dropped Kiran at her home where Rahul put flashlight to her caused her fear before her brother and sister in law heard her scream. Kiran received calls from Rahul who say i love you which terrfied her and Sunil call police to find out
He tried killed Sunil twice - one of them stabbed him later Sunil survived. not long Kiran and Sunil are married and settled on honeymoon on Switzerland Rahul kills his friend makes believe that he is Kiran's stalker and learns from her brother that she was in Switzerland after he came to find them in party only Sunil knock him and Kiran regoized Rahul as her classmate during collage days that he stabbed Sunil and holding Kiran as hostage in boat after he revealed himself as stalker until Sunil come to saved her she tells her husband to killed Rahul which left Rahul was shatted and realized Kiran never loved him and Rahul engage in a fight until Sunil shoots Rahul three times.
How many registered voters will actually go to the polls November 6? Would 4% be too generous?That was the turnout in the last city election, which admittedly was a run-off for only one race (between Raul Alvarez and Rafael Quintanilla). That 4% translated to 20,303 votes out of 513,072 registered voters so it took 10,152 votes to win, a number Alvarez bested by exactly 100 votes.Turnout for next week's special election is likewise expected to be abysmal. But let's speculate that a whopping 25,000 city residents (roughly the population of one ZIP code) will vote on (or before) Nov. 6, it being a mayoral race and all. If Gus Garcia does as well as Kirk Watson did last year, and gets 84% of the vote, he would have earned 21,000 votes to bring him back to the dais. That's less than Daryl Slusher got (25,218 votes) in losing to Bruce Todd in the 1994 mayoral run-off. Garcia himself earned 27,498 votes when he was elected to the council over Gilbert Martinez in 1991. Both that race and the Slusher-Todd contest were decided by less than one percentage point.Even if the homeless-cross-dresser and cranky-old-man vote turns out in record numbers and trims Garcia's margin of presumed victory next week, Gus would only need 12,501 votes, if our prediction is valid, to win. Since 1967 the first time more than 25,000 people voted in an Austin City Council election (a 46% turnout at the time) the 12,501-vote threshold was crossed, not only by eventually successful candidates like Slusher, but by 51 people who never made it to the dais. Martinez did it in three separate elections and three run-offs, and Becky Motal did it in two elections and run-offs.That list of 51 might-have-beens includes people who were elected to other offices, either previously or subsequently, including Willie Kocurek, Marcos de Leon, and Ron Davis, as well as famous names-around-town like Wick Fowler, Bertha Means, Marvin Griffin, Bette Mayfield, Mike McHone, Shyra Darr, Ginny Ballard, Susan Toomey Frost, Mark Tschurr, Mary Arnold, and (most recently) Manuel Zuniga. It doesn't include any of our perennial-candidate eccentrics, although 'Crazy' Carl Hickerson-Bull came very, very close to making the cut, with 12,203 votes in 1979.By the way, the most people ever to vote in an Austin City Council election was 104,285 in 1993: the SOS-swelled election that brought Jackie Goodman and Brigid Shea into office. Ten years earlier, in 1983, John Trevino won re-election with 59,905 votes, the most ever received by a City Council candidate. Got something to say on the subject? Send a letter to the editor.
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