A 1994 Hindi language movie titled 1942: A Love Story was directed by Vidhu Vinod Chopra. Jackie Shroff, Manisha Koirala, Anil Kapoor, Danny Denzogpa, Pran, and Brian Glover also star in it.
1942: A Love Story, which is set in the waning British Raj in 1942, follows the romance of Narendra and Rajeshwari in the midst of political turbulence. The revolutionary father of Rajeshwari is murdered after being betrayed by Narendra’s father. Rajeshwari joins the movement, and Narendra also becomes a revolutionary. He tries to murder a British commander but is given the death penalty. They are able to beat the loyalists and exact vengeance thanks to Shubhankar’s assistance and Major Bisht’s change of heart. The characters raise the Indian flag as the movie comes to a close, signifying their victory.
1942: A Love Story, which is set in the waning British Raj in 1942, follows the romance of Narendra and Rajeshwari in the midst of political turbulence. The revolutionary father of Rajeshwari is murdered after being betrayed by Narendra’s father. Rajeshwari joins the movement, and Narendra also becomes a revolutionary. He tries to murder a British commander but is given the death penalty. They are able to beat the loyalists and exact vengeance thanks to Shubhankar’s assistance and Major Bisht’s change of heart. The characters raise the Indian flag as the movie comes to a close, signifying their victory.
Meanwhile, now Anil Kapoor took to Instagram to honor the 29th anniversary of his film 1942: A Love Story by sharing a heartfelt post. The post features a collection of photos and stills from the movie, including moments with co-stars Manisha Koirala, Jackie Shroff, and Anupam Kher, as well as behind-the-scenes glimpses. He captioned ” 29 years ago I played nicest the best man in the world who only wanted to spread love, and now, 29 years later, I play the baddest man in the world, who spreads chaos and war…I feel so fortunate to have had the opportunity to play these spectacular roles! From 1942 A Love Story to The Night Manager, I’ve surely come a long way”.