I might not have liked everything about this film, but I loved it for its engaging simplicity and for capturing so well the calm beauty of the rural parts of India, achieved with appropriate sets and efficiently aided by the many different and lovely animals, including Sunny's livestock and particularly his cute pet dog. The couple have two sons Karan Deol and Rajvir Deol. His wife has never faced the media till date like other celebrity wifes. Betaab is a charming love story which has comedy, drama and action, and many sequences in it were enjoyable and quite fun to watch while there were also several touching moments. Profile -Karans Father Sunny Deol has always maintained a low profile in the media about his personal life. Deol in particular is outstanding in his natural simplicity and easygoing sophistication. Where acting goes, Sunny Deol and Amrita Singh, both highly appealing, perform convincingly in their debut roles, and Shammi Kapoor and Nirupa Roy provide great support. Songs like "Jab Hum Jawan Hoge", "Apne Dil Se Badi" and "Badal Yun" are unforgettable. Beautifully portrayed and filmed, Betaab is benefitted from breathtaking locations and extraordinary, timeless songs composed by R. While the romantic portions are indeed the main highlight in the story, successfully resting on the youthful and refreshing presence of the two leads, the film has this persistent touch of authenticity that makes everything easy to get involved in. The story takes more shape as Roma's father disapproves of their relationship. Little do they know that they were actually once childhood friends, and their parents maintained a close friendship until Sunny's dad went bankrupt and the families fell apart (a very stupid reason, indeed). That's how they meet, and that's how begins their hate-turns-to-love romance. Sunny is a hard-working guy who owns a farm-house in a small rural town with his mother Roma lives in a big mansion, and when her father buys another expansive estate, which happens to be near Sunny's farm, she eagerly rushes to check their new property. It is a love story involving a young poor, simple and humorous guy named Sunny and a spoilt, bratty rich girl called Roma. Rahul Rawail's Betaab is memorable and wholesome entertainment.