Waah! Tera Kya Kehna 2002

Krishna plans to name Raj heir

Krishna Oberoi, a distinguished businessman, begins to favor his grandson Raj over his own sons Dilip and Ashish, openly planning to entrust the estate to Raj. He fears that Dilip and Ashish only want his wealth, and Raj’s character and affection for Meena seem to promise a stable future for the family. Raj’s close bond with Krishna sets the stage for a contested inheritance and rising tensions within the household.

Raj and Meena: engagement ensues

Raj and Meena fall in love, and Krishna’s affection for Raj grows stronger. Their relationship culminates in an engagement, signaling a hopeful union for the family. The plan to secure Raj’s legacy now appears tied to this romance.

The accident and the engagement is called off

An accident leaves Raj brain-damaged with childlike behavior, dramatically altering his capacity and the family’s plans. The tragedy undercuts Raj’s eligibility as heir, and the engagement to Meena is called off. Krishna and the relatives must reassess the inheritance and loyalties in the wake of the disaster.

Vikram’s conspiracy to separate Raj

Dilip’s son Vikram masterminds a scheme to drive a wedge between Raj and his grandfather, forcing Raj to withdraw from the estate. He orchestrates events that push Raj away and leads him to seek refuge with Murari. The plan creates the distance that will later be exploited by others.

Raj finds refuge with Murari

Raj, isolated by the family’s machinations, takes shelter with Murari. This refuge marks a turning point as Raj becomes removed from the direct control of his uncles and their scheming. The bond with Murari gives him a temporary sanctuary away from the estate.

Meena’s decision to not visit and Raj’s disappearance

Heartbroken by Meena’s decision not to visit him, Raj feels increasingly abandoned. Overwhelmed by loneliness and confusion, he disappears into a sandstorm, vanishing from sight. The disappearance deepens the mystery of his fate and widens the chasm within the family.

The murder of Krishna

Dilip, Ashish, Vikram, and their accomplice Charles orchestrate Krishna’s murder. They drug him and throw him from a building, eliminating him to secure the inheritance for themselves. The crime cements the depth of the conspiracy against Raj.

Murari meets Banne Khan, Raj’s lookalike

Murari encounters Banne Khan, a striking lookalike of Raj, along with Banne’s wife Salma Khan and their assistant. Murari sees an opportunity for revenge and a way to manipulate Raj’s legacy through impersonation. The encounter sets up the pivotal doppelganger plot.

Banne is persuaded to impersonate Raj

Murari convinces Banne to impersonate Raj in order to claim the inheritance and exact revenge. The plan hinges on the credibility of the lookalike and the trust of the surviving family members. Banne agrees, stepping into Raj’s identity with mounting determination.

Banne steps into Raj’s role

Banne begins to act as Raj, assuming the heir’s identity and presence in the family’s affairs. He seeks to secure the estate and manipulate those around him. The impersonation creates a dangerous double life that complicates the family’s dynamics.

The real Raj returns

While Banne operates as Raj, the real Raj unexpectedly returns. The sudden reunion creates a tense confrontation between the two lookalikes as they contend for rightful place and truth. This twist upends the imposture and sets up the final showdown.

Confrontation with uncles and Charles

The two Rajs confront and defeat Raj’s uncles and Charles, ending the conspiracy. The combined effort restores balance to the family and halts the murder plot. Justice is reestablished as the schemers are thwarted.