Producer: Rajshri Productions
Director: Mohan Singh Rathor
Cast: Jugal Hansraj, Tina Raana, Sachin Khedekar, Vishnu sharma, Mushtaq Khan, Charlie, Johny
Music: Ram Laxman

‘Hum Pyar Tumhi Se Kar Baithe’ directed by Mohan Singh Rathore is an old-fashioned love story that we’ve seen in Bollywood many times before. Other than the outdated plot, the predictability also lends another blow to the story. Freshness and novelness is just missing.

Sachin Khedekar and wife Navni Parihar are happily married with a son. Sachin is affluent and has a well settled business. But there is one business partner in his association who is wily. Navni sensing it, time and again warns her husband but he turns a deaf ear. She walks out of the home along with her son. Navni’s purse is robbed on the way and the thief while fleeing meets his end in a train accident. The purse is found on the tracks and Sachin gets the notion that his wife and son have died in an accident.

Sachin refuses to work on a scheming plan of his partners and they attempt to kill him. In the process his friend gets killed and Sachin takes the responsibility of his daughter. His son (Jugal Hansraj) grows up and becomes a good human being and a tourist guide. He falls in love with a girl (Tina Raana) whom his father has brought up.

The execution and treatment of the film is fragile and uninspiring. Scriptwriter of the film Mohan Singh Rathore hasn’t bothered to give many details in the story that tests the logic of the viewers. Songs keep popping up hindering the continuity and pace of the film without the situation to justify them. Romance if half-baked and the passion in no way will ignite the hearts of the viewers.

Mohan Singh Rathore also fails as a director with his poor execution of the story. Unlike Rajshri's former films, the music of Raam- Laxman doesn’t leave a mark here. Cinematography is okay.

Jugal Hansraj’s acting skills is far from being impressive. Tina Raana is also average. Sachin Khedekar and Navni Parihar make an impact.

The film is far from being mediocre. It is one such film that you better opt to skip.