Long
before
Shah
Rukh
Khan
made
his
way
into
our
hearts
with
a
beckoning
smile
on
his
face
and
his
arms
wide
open,
the
superstar
was
known
for
his
anti-hero
roles.
Remember
his
'KKK...Kiran'
act
in
Yash
Chopra's
Darr?
Well,
the
actor
repeated
his
obsessive
lover
boy
act
in
Anjaam
which
also
starred
Madhuri
Dixit
and
Deepak
Tijori
in
pivotal
roles.
Shah
Rukh
Khan
essayed
the
role
of
Vijay,
a
wealthy
industrialist
who
falls
heads
over
heels
in
love
with
an
airhostess,
Shivani
(played
by
Madhuri
Dixit)
and
continues
to
pursue
her
even
when
she
turns
down
his
proposal.
Things
take
a
dangerous
turn
when
Vijay's
love
for
Shivani
turns
into
obsession.
Anjaam
which
released
in
1994,
completes
27
years
today.
To
mark
this
milestone,
Madhuri
Dixit
took
to
her
Instagram
page
to
share
some
unseen
pictures
with
her
co-stars
Shah
Rukh
Khan
and
Deepak
Tijori.
The
actress
captioned
her
post
as,
"#27YearsOfAnjaam
One
of
my
memorable
films
with
@iamsrk
&
#DeepakTijori
filled
with
lots
of
emotions,
drama,
and
entertainment
🎞️."
Shah
Rukh
Khan's
portrayal
of
unapologetic
sociopath
in
Anjaam
was
well-recieved
by
the
audience
and
the
actor
even
bagged
the
Filmfare
Best
Villain
Award
for
his
performance.
Director
Rahul
Rawail
in
one
of
his
earlier
interviews
had
narrated
an
interesting
trivia
about
the
film's
climax.
The
filmmaker
had
told
Hindustan
Times,
"The
ending
was
different.
Only
Shah
Rukh's
character
was
supposed
to
die
But
while
working,
we
felt
Madhuri's
character
must
meet
the
same
fate,
as
that
would
add
to
the
plot
and
appeal."
Speaking
about
casting
Shah
Rukh
Khan
and
Madhuri
Dixit
together
for
the
first
time
on
screen,
he
had
shared,
"It
was
wonderful
directing
them.
They
were
always
ready
to
go
to
any
extent
to
make
their
part
look
convincing.
Why
just
them,
I
would
also
like
to
mention
Deepak
Tijori
[who
played
Madhuri's
husband
in
the
film].
Not
everyone
was
keen
but
he
agreed
and
I
think
Deepak
was
perfect."
Besides
the
brilliant
performances,
Anjaam
is
still
remembered
for
its
chartbuster
songs
especially
'Badi
Mushkil
Hai'
and
'Chane
Ke
Khet
Mein'.