ShangLuda Admirable film.

AutCuddly Great movie! If you want to be entertained and have a few good laughs, see this movie. The music is also very good,

Hadrina The movie's neither hopeful in contrived ways, nor hopeless in different contrived ways. Somehow it manages to be wonderful

Juana what a terribly boring film. I'm sorry but this is absolutely not deserving of best picture and will be forgotten quickly. Entertaining and engaging cinema? No. Nothing performances with flat faces and mistaking silence for subtlety.

sharmaas This is result when eveyboeve gives there best. A good storyline,top direction,and perfect casting and acting. movie is filled with comedy, emotions and love. This is a perfect movie. Director gives there best. Ajay devgn is at his best in this movie 'a perfect one side silent lover's . This is Salman khan's best movie. U don't wanna miss this movie if u want to see capbilcapa of Salman Khan. Ashwerya will never let u down in this movie. Bhansali gives some very good scene and songs are very good and comes at right time.Cinematography is awesome.there are some good wide scene. Camera angles are very good. cinematography of songs is perfect This is full entertaining movie.U will Lough,joy, feel emotional in entire movie.

tedg As with nearly all my viewing, this was recommended by a reader.I admit that I am not as familiar with these films as I should be. Just based on popularity and persistence, they need to be understood. Gosh, it about 1 1/2 hours straight of two people falling in love before any drama sets in. Then it shifts to Budapest posing as Italy; I guess the audience would not know the difference. The negatives are obvious. It is just too long for the trivial story. There are cultural stereotypes whose behavior must be essential to the pleasure of the thing, stereotypes I did not know. There is a ton of singing and dancing but like an Andrew Lloyd Weber musical, it all sounded and looked much the same. The girl who is such a beauty that she causes two good men to fall in love dangerously deep... she's a petulant, selfish brat.But the colors and the staging are so lush that I got a sugar high and was just about sad to see it end. I don't know anything like this in the west where the simple show is so dominant and so well done. And this is well done. There is a kite-flying scene that just took my breath away. I replayed it a few times. One of the few dramatic moments is when the couple has to be permanently separated. She hears about it an rushes through the house; her dress catches fire and she doesn't even notice, the dancing colors adding to the way the environment tells us what is going on.I won't ruin the ending. Anywhere else I would gag, but here it was a reward — truly romantic. Now I have to look up more of this fellow's work. The way he uses the environment reminds me of a young Yimou Zhang.Ted's Evaluation -- 2 of 3: Has some interesting elements.

Kuber Pandey The movie is simply awesome. Everything is well thought and blends. I was always a great fan of Ajay Devgan but it was Salman Khan whose performance in this movie influenced me the most. Every emotion is well captured. Salman's comedy and emotional roles are fantastic. Ajay Devgan and Aishwarya Rai's roles are also superb. I just couldn't pick any flaw. The music is breath taking. Ismail Darbar has, like Sanjay Leela Bhansali, used every talent to its very best. KK's song Tadap Tadap is perhaps the best song in Indian Cinema. I am saying this not only in terms of singing and music but also with respect to picturisation and the way it has been broken to pieces and placed according to the scene in the movie. Just perfect.....10/10.

Sherazade and here she plays a pretty little daddy's girl, sheltered away from the world in a palace type setting until an Italian-Indian student (played by Salman Khan) comes to town and steals her heart. Luckily but also sadly enough for her, her father and Khan's music teacher realises this before he (Khan) is able to steal his daughter's innocence and sends him packing. The problem is, the two youngsters are so in love and not even distancing them would set them apart. A new man comes into the picture, a local whom the whole family loves (played by Ajay Devgan) and marries Nandini (Rai) but little does he know that this is the beginning of a nightmare rather than honeymoon. Nandini is set in her ways and while she has married this man, she vows never to let him touch her. Frustrated, Devgan's character decides to take Nandini to Italy for a selfless search of Khan's character. All sorts of things happen to them along the way, and this tests Nandini's love for both men. All of this occurs under the backdrop of great music, song and dance numbers, awesome set designs, locales etc. etc. It is the ending that makes this film a true classic, as well as the superb acting of the entire cast! Rai won her first Filmfare (India's answer to the Oscars) for her role as the tempestuous Nandini.