The Hindi song "The bride is married, the groom is not me" is an interlude from which movie?

The interlude of 'Love Road'.

Synopsis

The story takes place in a college called Gurukul, which is known for its strict rules and regulations and for providing the community with a large number of elite talents every year, which is the pride of its principal, Sahnkar (Amitabh Bachchan). This is the pride of principal Saankar (Amitabh Bachchan), who realizes that it is the strict military-like rules that keep the youngsters on campus from going astray.

But how can the strictest rules lock down the young and fluttering hearts of the young? The campus, which has always been calm, becomes turbulent after the arrival of the three "prodigal sons". These three handsome boys, who are very young and energetic, have no regard for Principal Sahnkar and his "Iron Rules", and it is not long before they start their passionate pursuit of the three beautiful girls in the campus.

Behind the Scenes

Shah Rukh Khan's enigmatic teacher plays an important role in the clash of ideas between the young and the old, which is reflected in the film. The film won the Best Sound Recording and Sony Award for Best Scene at the 46th Indian Film Awards. Shah Rukh Khan's vivid performance also won him the Best Actor award.

There are several great songs and dances in the movie, the most famous of which many people have actually seen. The title of the dance song has been mislabeled on the Internet as "My Girlfriend Got Married, But The Groom Wasn't Me", which is actually a Chinese translation of another Hindi movie, "Mere Yaar Ki Shaadi Hai". The real name of the music is 'Aankhen Khuli', which means 'burning fire of love'.