Rancho's two best friends, Raju and Farhan, are played with great sensitivity and humor by Sharman Joshi and R.
His performance as Ranchhoddas Shamaldas Chandchad (known affectionately as just "Rancho") is terrific, and I certainly think it's Aamir Khan's best role. It will introduce you to one of India's best and most famous actors, Aamir Khan. Whether you're a fan of Hindi movies or simply stumbled upon this page by accident, you need to watch this movie, and here's why: This film is one of the all-time biggest hits of the Hindi film industry, and that's no surprise. This multiple award winning film deserves it's accolades, and if the music had been better than average, would be a full five-star movie. I usually find Kapoor to be stiff and not fully believable, but this somewhat small role was a good one for her, and she shone. Khan is outstanding, with Madhavan (a favorite of mine from Tamil films) and Joshi also giving strong performances. The chemistry between the three leads is excellent they are completely convincing as tight-knit friends. The well-written plot of this comedy-drama is charming, funny (though not ridiculous or over-the-top as the title might indicate), moving, and completely enjoyable.
(Kareena Kapoor plays the love interest.) Rancho dropped out of their lives immediately after graduation, however, and hearing a rumor of where he is from a fellow classmate (played by Omi Vaidya), they set out on a road trip to find him. Rancho's unusual view of life causes upheaval in the lives of Farhan and Raju, in both negative and positive ways, creating a deep bond of friendship. This causes him trouble with the Dean (Boman Irani), despite his obvious intellect and ability. While Farhan and Raju are in college with the sole purpose of a degree for a job, Rancho wants to learn for sake of learning and has a nontraditional approach to education. Madhavan), Raju (Sharman Joshi) and Rancho (Aamir Khan) meet as freshmen at the Imperial College of Engineering.
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