Producer: Lakshman Bhatia
Director: Sangeet Sivan
Cast: Zayed Khan, Esha Deol, Gulshan Grover, Vijay Raaz, Rakhi Sawant, Salil Ankola
Music: Himesh Reshammiyya

Another star son marks his debut to Bollywood with this film. Sanjay Khan’s son Zayed Khan steps into filmdom in Pantaloon Rave’s ‘Chura Liyaa Hai Tumne’ directed by Sangeeth Sivan. Esha Deol plays the female lead of the film.

The film begins in the milieu of Goa with Vijay (Zayed Khan) and Tina (Esha Deol) crossing roads with each other. Tina is asked to get back to Bangkok immediately after she receives the news that her uncle has been killed in an accident. Vijay assists her. Just after the funeral Tina gets a call from Indian embassy in Bangkok. Here she meets the official Deepak Chopra (Salil Ankola) who warns her that her late uncle was wanted in India for Rs.10 crore gold heist from the RBI. His other accomplices Om (Gulshan Grover), Sheena (Rakhi Sawant) and Chingaar (Vijay Raaz) are now free from Indian prisons and are in Bangkok. Soon these three people begin harassing her.

Tina looks up to Vijay for help but soon discovers that his actual self is Prakash Yogi and he is the brother of a fourth accomplice in the gold theft. Tina is caught in a web and she is followed everywhere as all of them think that she knows about the money although she is innocent about it. Vijay is the only person she trusts. But soon she learns from Deepak Chopra that the fourth accomplice didn’t have a brother. Vijay tells her that he is actually a crook who is also after the money but he is in love with her now and wants to protect out from the scavengers of money. The mystery deepens with the murder of Chingaar and Sheena, and Vijay and Om becomes the main suspect for Tina.

Music is by Himesh Reshammiya, Cinematography by T Ramji, Editing by Shirish Kunder, Screenplay by Venita Coelho, Dialogues by Vibha Singh, Action by Sham Kaushal, Choreography by Umesh Jaadhav, Lyrics by Sudhakar Sharma, Sanjay Chhel, Jay Verma.

‘Chura Liyaa Hai Tumne’ is slated to hit the screens in January 2003.