Plot summary
Angar Chand is a wealthy man in a small Indian town. He lives there with Parvati, his wife, and their four sons, Balram, Kishan, Shakti and Jai. Laxmi Devi opposes Balram's marriage to her daughter, and the wedding leaves Parvati dead. Angar retaliates and is jailed for fourteen years. He returns home declaring that no woman may enter his property, hanging a sign at the gate, and forbids all his sons to marry. Years afterward, his youngest son Jai attends Uday Pratap Law College with Anjali, Laxmi Devi's granddaughter. Angar and his sons break up Anjali's engagement. Laxmi Devi then urges Anjali to charm Jai and divide his family, and Jai, learning of her interest, decides to court her and teach her family a lesson.
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Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Hulchul (2004)
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- Composer Vidyasagar reused four of his own tunes for Hulchul: "Rafta Rafta" borrowed from "Aasai Aasai" (2003's Tamil film Dhool) and "Karimizhi Kuruviye" (2002's Malayalam film Meesa Madhavan), while "Ishq Mein Pyaar Mein" and "Hum Dil Ke" reworked "Thaamara Poovukku" (1995's Pasumpon) and "Panikaatrey" (2002's Run).
