Karan
(Emran Hashmi) is in love with Sneha, but is too shy to tell her.
All
his friends are aware of Karan's secret love but he is happy just
to get a smile from Sneha.
Vicky
(Sonu Sood) is Karan's best friend. He is totally the opposite of
Karan. Vicky is an extrovert and a ladies' man.
 | | Sonu
Sood |
Soon
the lives of these three characters change when they join the same college.
Sneha
takes a liking to Vicky, much to the dismay of Karan.
Fearing
Vicky's intentions, Karan tries to talk him out of his relationship with Sneha.
But this time Vicky is in love and intends to marry her.
Totally
dejected, Karan comes to terms with his loss - he can never have
the woman he loves so much.
But
as time goes by, a special bond of friendship develops between all three. Just
when life was going so well for the lovers, a sudden change of events shatters
the relationship between Vicky and Sneha.  | | Emran
Hashmi |
Upset
by this grim situation, Sneha turns to Karan for support, who eventually
plucks up the courage to propose to the woman he has loved all along.
But
one day, Vicky re-enters their lives and the three friends come together one more
time.
What
happens to all three, only love can tell. . .
Once
again we see Emran Hashmi in the lead role. Unlike his previous Mahesh Bhatt thriller,
Zeher, he gets to play a romantic hero in Aashique Banaya Aapne.
Previewed
by Manish Gajjar,
ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ Shropshire Bollywood 
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