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FILM · 2001 · INDIA

One 2 Ka 4

19 archived facts 3 topics 1 source Last reviewed Oct 2026

  1. #001

    The film is now owned by Shah Rukh Khan's Red Chillies Entertainment.

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  2. #002

    Karishma Kapoor was signed for the film, but was replaced after Shahrukh insisted on signing Juhi Chawla.

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  3. #003

    Juhi Chawla and Jackie Shroff were kept off the film's CD and cassette covers, a decision attributed to their fading stardom.

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  4. #004

    Juhi Chawla was pregnant while filming the song Khamoshiya Gun Guna Ne Lagi.

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  5. #005

    Fatima Sana Seikh played one of Javed's children.

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  6. #006

    The film was released in 1997. It went without a title for a long time; PAGLA was chosen in 1999, and after a long delay One Two Ka Four was finally selected.

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  7. #007

    Keith Stevenson appeared in a Hindi film nearly 10 years after Akayla (1991), in which he played the main villain; it remains his last notable Hindi film.

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  8. #008

    The real name of Shahrukh's senior IPS officer in the film is Akash Khurrana, as seen on the nameplate on his office door.

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  9. #009

    At 27:25 in the film there is a book of newspaper clippings about cases filed against KKV (the villain). One clipping attributes a rape case to KKV, but the photograph used is of 14-year-old Ruchika Girhotra, who committed suicide after being harassed by a senior police officer.

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  10. #010

    Two songs, "Sona Nahi Na Sahi" and "Osaka Muraiyaa", were reused in the Tamil film Alli Arjuna (2002), in which A. R. Rahman also appeared and was the music composer.

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  11. #011

    At one point the film was titled "Dil Sacha Chehra Jhoota". That title was initially the name of Jackie Shroff's film "2001 - Do Hazaar Ek", and was also originally the title of Arjun Rampal's "Familywala".

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  12. #012

    The film is a remake of One Good Cop.

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  13. #013

    Vinod Diwan was directing a film titled "One Two Ka Four" (Imaan Beimaan) in 1996, starring Chunky Pandey, Abhishek Kapoor and Madhoo. The film was ultimately shelved.

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  14. #014

    The late Jack Gaud appears in an action scene in a shopping mall; he died in 2000, a year before the film's release.

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  15. #015

    Paresh Rawal was offered the role of Champak, but turned it down due to date issues, and the role went to Dilip Joshi.

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  16. #016

    It is the only film in which SRK acted alongside Nirmal Pandey.

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  17. #017

    Dilip Joshi was part of the film.

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  18. #018

    The fight scene culminating at the airport was copied from John Woo's famous Hollywood film Face/Off.

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  19. #019

    The film was released in cinemas in Canada.

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