Kuch Kuch Hota Hai (1998)

User Rating:

7.4/10   

Director:

Karan Johar

Writers:

Karan Johar (dialogue)
Karan Johar (screenplay)

Release Date:

16 October 1998 (India)

Genre:

Comedy | Family | Musical | Romance

Tagline:

You know you're in LOVE when...

Plot:

Rahul and Anjali are students in a college in India, while Anjali is attracted to him, he only treats her as a close friend...

Plot Keywords:

Tomboy | Friendship | Train | Oxford | Basketball

Awards:

12 wins

Cast

Shahrukh Khan	...	Rahul Khanna
Kajol	...	Anjali Sharma
Rani Mukherjee	...	Tina Malhotra (as Rani Mukherji)
Farida Jalal	...	Mrs. Khanna
Reema Lagoo	...	Mrs. Sharma (as Reema)
Archana Puran Singh	...	Ms. Briganza
Himani Shivpuri	...	Rifat Bi
Johnny Lever	...	Col. Almeida, Camp Manager (as Johny Lever)
Anupam Kher	...	Principal Malhotra
Sana Saeed	...	Anjali Khanna
Parzan Dastur	...	Silent Sardarji (as Parzaan Dastur)
Salman Khan	...	Aman Mehra

Also Known As:

KKHH (India: Hindi title) (informal short title)
Something Is Happening (UK)

Runtime:

177 min

Country:

India

Language:

Hindi | English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Certification:

India:U | UK:U

Filming Locations:

Blackrock Cottage, Glen Coe, Highland, Scotland, UK

Company:

Dharma Productions

Trivia:

During a bike riding sequence in one song, Kajol lost control of the bike and cut her knee quite badly. You can just see her losing control before the camera cuts out the shot. 'Kajol' hit the ground hard and actually lost consciousness for several minutes.

Goofs:

Continuity: While dancing at the summer camp, Anjali is wearing a ring with AUM in her right hand's finger, however when she moves her hand on Rahul's face, she is wearing ring with a diamond. Then afterward, again the AUM ring appears.

Quotes:

Anjali Sharma: Oh Rahul... he is so cute. He is so handsome...
Rahul Khanna: Not as handsome as you are. You have the better mustache.
Anjali Sharma: Was that a joke?
Rahul Khanna: What if it was?
Anjali Sharma: I don't like jokes.
Rahul Khanna: I don't like you!

Movie Connections:

Referenced in Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham... (2001)

Soundtrack:

Tujhe Yaad Na Meri Aayee

got me hooked again!

I hadn't watched an Indian movie in years because I was unable to relate to the film and the stories were somewhat weak. When I got this movie, I procrastinated a bit; when I finally watched it, I was amazed! I was able to relate to the characters, the story was not as far-fetched as they had been, and the music was awesome. KKHH has a good mix of humor and drama, without being too over-the-top. It got my family and me watching Indian movies again. I recommend this to anyone who wants to be swept away by a good story and great actors.