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Socha Na Tha
On-the-run romance has always been director Imtiaz Ali's thing. In his debut, Socha Na Tha too he uses the ploy in the final act wherein Ayesha Takia takes the initiative of eloping on her marriage day. She approaches Abhay Deol and convinces him to do the same.

Fortunately for the duo, their disappearing act is met with forgiveness by the previously aggravated families.

Bombay
He's a Hindu. She's a Muslim. Again, their fathers are dead against this liaison.

Running away to the titular city appears the only way out. Only unlike the previously mentioned heroes, Arvind Swamy has a real job and a tiny, rented space to boast of.

Bunty Aur Babli
For a change, romance isn't the criteria to slip off.

Bunty's dad wants him to do a regular nine to five job. Babli's mom wants her to perfect the art of shaping ladoos. They, however, has a distinctly different idea about how they want to lead their lives and refuse to follow their family's conventional ways.

What's the nest best thing to do? Elope. They hatch a partnership as professional con artists and eventually fall in love.