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Guddu is the son of rich, successful Advocate Vikram and his wife, Kavita. While Kavita is a devout and a religious Hindu, Vikram is an atheist. Guddu and Salina Gupta are in love. One day while driving, they have an accident and Salina loses her sight. Guddu blames himself and so do Salina's guardians. Guddu is asked to keep away from Salina.
Jul 31, 1995 · Guddu: Directed by Prem Lalwani. With Deepti Naval, Mukesh Khanna, Manisha Koirala, Shah Rukh Khan. When Guddu and Salina end up in a car accident, Salina loses her sight.
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- Drama, Romance
- Prem Lalwani
- 1995-07-31
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Aug 11, 1995 · When Guddu and Salina end up in a car accident, Salina loses her sight. Guddu soon finds out that he has a brain tumour, and decides to donate his eyes to Salina. Prem Lalwani. Director, Screenplay, Story. Abrar Alvi.
