Best Of Salman Khan

Karan Arjun (1995)
Director : Rakesh Roshan
Cast : Salman Khan, Shahrukh Khan, Kajol, Mamta Kulkarni, Amrish Puri, Johnny Lever and others

Synopsis: This is the story of ultimate patience and absolute belief. Rakhee is the mother of Karan & Arjun, who are killed by the evil man Durjan Singh(Amrish Puri) but her belief in goddess Kali, allows Karan & Arjun to be born again. Karan & Arjun get born in the city, away from the village that they lived in their previous life.

When Karan & Arjun grow up they don't remember anything except the feeling they know each other from somewhere. So the questions arise, will Karan & Arjun recall who they are?, Will they get back to their village to their mother who has been waiting for 20 years? and Will they take their revenge against Durjan Singh?

Maine Pyar Kiya (1989)

Prem (Salman Khan) & Suman (Bhagyashree) meet & become friends as they are mentally alike & their tastes and likings are the same. A different relationship is born.

Through their friendship, each forces the other to get rid of their bad habits. Hardly anything is spoken....but nothing is hidden either. Then their relationship is questioned by both the families. "A boy & girl can never be friends! It is just a farce, a veil to hide the clandestine affairs, the hungry passions, the erotica! They are laughed upon. Suman is shocked. She stops speaking to Prem - until Prem gives a new name to their relationship....LOVE

Suman belongs to the countryside where she lives with her father, Karan (Alok Nath) - an auto mechanic. Karan goes to the Gulf to earn money and leaves Suman in the city with Krishen, his childhood friend, who had since long migrated to the city and had become a rich businessman.

Prem is Krishens son. The blossoming love between Prem and Suman is not taken kindly to by Krishen. Karan returns to find Suman insulted by Krishen. Severing all past relations, he returns to the village with Suman. How Prem revolts against his father, reaches the village and gets back his love, Suman forms the rest of the story.

Finally, It is the intergrity of their childrens love that unites the long-lost friends.