Rani Mukherji and newcomer Vivek Oberoi team up for the first time in director Shaad Ali's romantic thriller Saathiya.

Saathiya tells the story of a girl who thought that 'love was for people who had nothing better to do'. Suhani Sharma (Mukherji), a paediatric student in Mumbai medical college, was unlike many girls of her age. A bookworm who spent most of her time studying and doing night shifts practicing surgery, Suhani never thought she could fall in love. But one day, a chance meeting with a stranger (Oberoi) on a morning train to Marine Lines changes it all. It is a case of love at first sight. Eventually, the two get married. Suhani gladly accepts whatever Aditya has to offer - a dingy room with unplastered walls, rickety furniture and a makeshift kitchen. Financial insecurities and ego hassles begin to drive a wedge between the once happily married couple.

Saathiya went on to receive many awards in India and abroad and became one of the surprise hits of 2002. With an awe-inspiring soundtrack by the fantastic and award winning A. R. Rahman, Saathiya is one film you cannot afford to miss.