Bipasha Basu, John Abraham, Priyanshu Chatterjee
On September 11, 2001, while talking to their U.S. based daughter via telephone, the Kaul family is thrilled to know that she is expecting a child soon, but their conversation is interrupted by the te...( read more
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DVD Release Date: December 7, 2004
Stats: 19 reviews
Bipasha is at her best when she plays a character that has major flaws. This time around her character is delusional and the people who love her are trying to help her see the truth. John Abraham kept his character low key and that was perfect.
A pinch of world trade centre bombing, a dash of beautiful mind, stir well with a series of song and dance routines -- I'm always amazed by the slap-dash quality of Bollywood movies. One can make quite a game out of spotting the cultural references.
It was my first Bollywood movie. Now I can't guage the quality of the acting base on the fact that I don't know the accent, and the hindglish dialogue confuses one at times, if anything watch it for the wicked music and totally Bollywoodtastic dance scenes.
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