Hume Tumse Pyaar Kitna (2019)
A bookstore owner falls in love with a talented author who doesn't feel the same way about him. His desire to get what he wants turns into a strange and dangerous obsession which complicates their lives together.
Top billed cast
Karanvir BohraDhruv
Priya BanerjeeAnanya Tripathi
Sameer KochharRanvir Dhillion
Mahesh Balraj
Juhi Chawla MehtaSpecial Appearance
Scarlett Mellish WilsonSpecial Appearance in "Manmohini" Song
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