Featured Audience Ratings

• Cynthia S

  
  This was just silly....and oddly like E.T. (but in a not so great way)

• Wahida K

  
  Shame on you Bollywood! This was the obvious stolen Idea of the E.T. Original Idea from the Master of the Movies Steven Spielberg.

• Steven V

  
  In second half of the movie, is a scene, in which <i>Rohit Mehra</i> is participating in dance competition. His last four attempts, to dance with vigor and compassion have failed, he is down on ground. Every one around him is yelling at him to give up, even his heartthrob… More
  In second half of the movie, is a scene, in which <i>Rohit Mehra</i> is participating in dance competition. His last four attempts, to dance with vigor and compassion have failed, he is down on ground. Every one around him is yelling at him to give up, even his heartthrob says "Give it up, you can't do it". He is adamant, says standing up, "no, I can do it, give me one more chance, start the music". And he makes it happen, in the movie, at least. But, is it going to happen in real life, is <i>Rakesh Roshan</i> found in sci-fi movie with a liberal dose of comedy and action, that elusive hit for <i>Hrithik Roshan</i>. With <b>Koi... Mil Gaya</b>, director <i>Rakesh Roshan</i> has proved two things. One, he truly can give <i>Hrithik Roshan</i> a role to chew into and two, it takes guts and gumption to make a really 'different' movie within the commercials parameters of filmmaking. <b>Koi... Mil Gaya</b> is an immensely enjoyable movie. The special effects may come across as child''s play and <i>Jadoo</i> may look like a small child disguised as an alien but it still manages to touch your heart. The movie gives many reasons to smile. First and foremost, it looks very fresh, including the freshly scrubbed <i>Preity Zinta</i>. The breathtaking locales of Nainital and Canada provide ample visual relief. The cinematography by <i>Ravi Chandran</i> and <i>Sameer Arya</i> is awesome. The music by <i>Rajesh Roshan</i> though not in the league of <u>Kaho Naa Pyaar Hai</u> is still hummable, especially the title track and the superbly choreographed <i>Idhar Chala</i> number. The dialogues by <i>Javed Siddiqui</i> (some of the lines actually bring a lump in the throat) and the screenplay (<i>Sachin Bhowmick</i>, <i>Honey Irani</i>, <i>Robin Bhatt</i> and <i>Rakesh Roshan</i>) too are above average. Last but not the least, <b>Koi... Mil Gaya</b> sees some wonderful performances by <i>Rekha</i>, <i>Preity Zinta</i> and <i>Mukesh Rishi</i>. And of course, <i>Hrithik Roshan</i> who lends his all to <i>Rohit Mehra</i>. It''s very obvious that <i>Hrithik Roshan</i> has enjoyed playing the mentally-challenged-boy-transformed into-your-regular-hero immensely. He plays the character without any inhibitions and succeeds in involving you in his life. Your heart really goes out to <i>Rohit Mehra</i>.

• Leo L

  
  Here's an interesting movie that holds a bit of interest, and it centralizes on the decency of humanity and its nature when an alien encounter occurs in a mountainside town. Rohit Mehra is an adult on the outside but the only difference that sets him apart from others is that his… More
  Here's an interesting movie that holds a bit of interest, and it centralizes on the decency of humanity and its nature when an alien encounter occurs in a mountainside town. Rohit Mehra is an adult on the outside but the only difference that sets him apart from others is that his mind is that of a child's. It is an injury that he had sustained in the womb. He befriends Jaadoo (an alien from another world) and Nisha (a newcomer), and the three embark on an adventure of fun with Rohit's school friends. It is the town bully that consistently troubles the group, and this further brings attention to Rohit's friend Jaadoo. Great cast- Hrithik Roshan, Preity Zinta, Rekha, and Johnny Lever. Definitely worth seeing.