Judaai
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Judaai (Separation) was a blockbuster Bollywood film which was the swan-song of actress Sridevi, who left the industry to marry the film's producer Boney Kapoor.
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[edit] Synopsis
When Kajal (Sridevi) marries Raaj (Anil Kapoor), an Engineer by profession, she and her dad (Kader Khan), automatically assume that he is rich, wealthy, and corrupt. But that is not the case. Raaj does not have an air-conditioner, a car, nor even a refrigerator. This infuriates Kajal, and in her mind she creates a separate world, where she is rich, wealthy, has several cars, and lives lavishly in a big bungalow. Even with birth of two children, and several years of marriage, does not change Kajal. When Jahnvi (Urmilla Matondkar) Raaj's boss's (Saeed Jaffrey) daughter comes from overseas into their lives, she falls for the honest Raaj. After meeting the greedy Kajal, Jahnvi offers a large sum of money in exchange of Raaj. And Kajal, seeing this as her opportunity to wealth and an easy life, accepts, not knowing that she is doing a big mistake and this decision will change her life forever.
Triva : Sridevi 's Final Film.
- Has two daughters named Jhanvi and Khushi, both named after the heroines in husband Boney Kapoor's films Judaai (1997) and Hamara Dil Aapke Paas Hai (2000).
[edit] Cast
- Anil Kapoor .... Raaj
- Sridevi .... Kajal (as Sreedevi)
- Urmila Matondkar .... Janhvi sahni
- Paresh Rawal .... Hasmukhlal
- Saeed Jaffrey .... Mr. Sinha (Jahnvi's uncle)
- Farida Jalal .... Kajal's mom
[edit] Awards
[edit] 1998 Filmfare Awards
- Nomination Filmfare Best Actress Award - Sridevi
- Nomination Filmfare Best Supporting Actress Award - Urmila Matondkar
- Win- Best Scene
[edit] 1998 Screen Awards
- Nomination Best Actress - Sridevi
- Nomination Best Supporting Actress - Urmila Matondkar
[edit] 1998 Zee Cine Awards
- Nomination Best Actress - Sridevi
- Nomination Best Supporting Actress - Urmila Matondkar
