Sanjay Dutt, Tanuja, Rati Agnihotri and Monty starrer bollywood movie “Johnny I Love You” was released under the production of Tony on November 19, 1982. The movie was directed by Rakesh Kumar. The genre of the movie falls into the category of romantic and action movies. Other star cast of the movie includes Amrish Puri, Suresh Oberoi and Om Parkesh. The music direction in the movie was led by Rajesh Roshan and the songs were sung in the melodious voices of Kishore Kumar, Lata Mangeshkar and Asha Bhosle while the lyrics of the songs were composed by Anand Bakshi.

Songs of the bollywood movie Johnny I Love You are listed below:

1. Aa Samne Maidan Mein, Aa Samne Maidan Mein
2. Aage Aage Dulha Chale
3. Johny Dilbar Jani, Johny Dilbar Jani
4. Kabhi Kabhi Bezuban Parbat Boltein Hain
5. Rang Rangeela Chhail Chhabila, Rang Rangeela Chhail Chhabila

The story of the movie is about a bandit named Suraj Singh ( Suresh Oberoi ) who lives a very bad life in the company of his crime partner Zalim Singh ( Amrish Puri ). They both were the famous thieves of the city. One day Suraj’s wife unfortunately passes away leaving behind their only son Raju ( Sanjay Dutt ). This incident shakes him completely and then he decides to quit this business forever. He takes his son with him to a new place. There he takes help of a Catholic Priest Father John to find a job. He then works in an office and leads a good life. He then tries his best to give his child the best learning to make him a good human.

Suraj is also afraid of his crime partner Zalim Singh as he thought that he can find him anytime and take revenge from him for leaving his company. The most fearful thing for him is that he can harm his son. So he changed his son’s name to Johny. Johny grows up and get matured. He then falls in love with a beautiful girl named Seema who is the daughter of an employee in his father’s office. Her father’s name is Colonel ( Om Prakash ). Colonel wants her daughter to get married a guy named Amar who is an NRI. On the other hand Johny is also told to marry a girl belonging to a rich and wealthy family.