Main Hoon Na (2004) on Netflix
An army major, Ram Prasad Sharma, poses as a college student in Darjeeling to protect General Bakshi's daughter Sanjana from a militant. He is also seeking out his father's estranged family.
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Plot summary
India launches Project Milaap, a plan to release Pakistani prisoners as a step toward easing tensions between the two countries. Raghavan Dutta, a former special forces soldier dismissed for killing Pakistani citizens in reprisal for his son's death in the war, runs a militant group and works against the peace, opening fire on General Amarjeet Bakshi at a press conference. Brigadier Shekhar Sharma takes the bullet and, before he dies, tells his son Major Ram Prasad Sharma that his wife Madhu and their son Lakshman walked out years earlier, and asks Ram to bring the family back together. General Bakshi sends Ram to St. Paul's College in Darjeeling to protect his daughter Sanjana. Ram agrees once he learns that Lakshman studies at the same college and enrolls as a student.
Cast
- Praveen Sirohias Vivek
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Main Hoon Na (2004)
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- Shah Rukh Khan asked director Farah Khan to approach Kamal Haasan for a role in Main Hoon Na, suggesting Haasan owed him a favour for Hey Ram. Haasan read the script but turned the part down, saying it would portray him as anti-national.
- Shooting on Main Hoon Na was meant to start in October 2001, but Shah Rukh Khan injured himself on Shakti: The Power and was treated in the UK, so the film was shelved. Farah Khan revived it in 2003 after his recovery.
- When Main Hoon Na was revived in 2003, Hrithik Roshan, Sohail Khan and Abhishek Bachchan were all offered the role of Lucky. None of the three accepted, and Zayed Khan was cast instead.
- Ameesha Patel was offered the role of Sanju in Main Hoon Na but declined because of date issues, and newcomer Ayesha Takia also turned it down. Amrita Rao was cast instead.
