Koi Mil Gaya begins with a genius scientist Sanjay Mehra (Rakesh Roshan) conducting many experiments to establish contacts with extraterrestrial life. To this purpose he invents many innovative gadgets and succeeds in devising a computer that can transmit message into outer space.
Sanjay keeps sending messages to space hoping to get a response from the extraterrestrials. One day, his foresight becomes reality when as a response to his signals, a spaceship is sighted in the sky. But even before his discovery comes to light before the world, he and his wife Sonia (Rekha) meet with a terrible accident. While Sanjay dies in the accident his wife survives.
Sonia gives birth to a mentally retarded kid Rohit who has faces ridicule at every phase of his life because of his abnormality.
However, Rohit (Hrithik) grows up to be a compassionate guy who finds friendship in his lone companion Nisha (Preity Zinta).
One day, while dabbling with his father's old stuff Rohit discovers an old computer. He calls Nisha to help him use it and both of them are completely flabbergasted by the images and instructions that appear on the screen. Not realizing the consequences, the two keep on experimenting with the device. Little do they know that they are sending signals out into the space!
What happens afterwards is truly bizarre and paranormal. The whole town witnesses a blackout and an incandescent glowing sky. Some even sight a colossal spaceship.
Strange phenomenon begins to take place in and around the town. For instance, a set of footprints belonging neither to humans nor any animal is found. While everybody is at loss for the answers, Nisha and Rohit think they might have a clue.
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