Tum Se Achcha Kaun Hai

In Jaisalmer, Arjun Singh works as a guide and bus driver, dreaming of becoming a famous singer. He carries songs in his heart while the desert town hums around him. His daily routine blends practicality with the hope of a music career.

Arjun meets Naina Dixit, a tourist who is impressed by his voice. She encourages him to seek his luck in Bombay and leaves her address with him. This moment plants the seed for his future move to the city of dreams.

Arjun bids farewell to his brother, sister-in-law Bhago, and his nephew, signaling the end of his life in Jaisalmer. He sets off for Bombay with hopes of fame. The departure marks a turning point toward the city’s opportunities and challenges.

In Bombay, Arjun meets Monto, who becomes his guide through a maze of auditions. Many songs go unheard, testing his resolve as rejection mounts. The city’s relentless pace contrasts with his dream of success.

Arjun finds a place to stay with Naina, her sisters Anu and Tuktuk, and their mother, a college professor who offers warmth and a sense of home amid the metropolis. Their support anchors him as he pursues music. This home becomes a refuge in a crowded city.

Naina organizes an open song-and-dance show in a public park, giving Arjun a platform to perform. The crowd’s response validates his talent and fuels his ambition. The performance marks a turning point in his public profile.

Among the observers is Bobby Gujral, a wealthy young woman who sees in Arjun a star. She invites him to sing for a firm run by her father’s partner, Sunil Mahadevan. This encounter sets in motion a formal recording opportunity that could launch his career.

When Sunil refuses to back him, Bobby persuades her father Gujral to back a formal recording project with Arjun as the main artist. The backing accelerates his rise to fame and garners city attention. Arjun’s voice starts to become a public sensation.

With Bobby and Gujral backing him, Arjun rises to fame almost overnight. Yet he remains deeply connected to Naina and the family who supported him from the start. Fame begins to blur that bond, but loyalty and affection endure.

Bobby grows possessive, determined to keep Arjun for herself and tries to control access to him with a gun. The power struggle intensifies as Arjun navigates the temptations of stardom. The conflict foreshadows a tragic turning point in their relationship.

In a moment of desperation, Bobby attempts suicide by driving off a hill in a car. Her despair stems from not winning him and losing control over his life. The incident heightens the drama and casts a shadow over the glamorous ascent.

Arjun receives an award for best singer and publicly thanks Bobby, acknowledging the woman who believed in him. The final scenes reveal Bobby watching him from the audience, fragile in mind and body, as he honors the person who helped him rise. The film closes on a note of love, ambition, and the costs of fame.