Ab Ke Baras (2002)

User Rating:

4.4/10   

Director:

Raj Kanwar

Writers:

Robin Bhatt (screenplay)
Sutanu Gupta (screenplay)

Release Date:

10 May 2002 (India)

Genre:

Adventure | Fantasy | Thriller

Plot:

Anjali (Amrita Rao) an Indian girl, born & brought up in London, starts having a feel that her past is coming back to her...

Awards:

2 nominations

Cast

Arya Babbar	...	Karan / Abhay
Amrita Rao	...	Anjali Thapar / Nandini
Ashutosh Rana	...	Tejeshwar Singhal
Shakti Kapoor	...	BMW
Ashish Vidyarthi	...	Rudra Singh
Vishwajeet Pradhan	...	Bali
Vivek Shaq	...	Nainsukh Pathak (as Vivek Shauk)
Sanjay Gandhi
Danny Denzongpa	...	DCP Sikander Baksh (as Danny Denzongappa)
Mohan Joshi	...	Raghuvir Singh
Nina Kulkarni	...	Prerna (as Neena Kulkarni)
Rajat Bedi	...	Rajbir Singhal
Dolly Minhas
Shweta Menon		(as Sweeta Menon)
Saadhika		(as Saadika)

Country:

India

Language:

Hindi

Color:

Color

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Company:

Inderjit Films Combine

A Decent Movie

I have to say that this movie was all right. It could have been better but it was good enough. It is worth watching on a DVD. The movie had too many non-needed scenes so that is why the movie flopped. It had a nice story which was a mix of Hamesha and Legend of Bhagat Singh. The movie had so many positive points, but one big flaw. The acting was excellent. Raj Babbar should be proud of Arya Babbar for being a plus point in a movie like this. Arya Babbar has everything a true actor needs but he should do something about his beard. Amrita Rao was excellent, and this was a good start now that you look at her. Ashutosh Rana was good, but otherwise the rest of the cast was wasted. The songs were nice. Deewane Aate Jaate (People Come and Go) is one of my all time favorites and its music video doesn't let you down at all. Pyaar Mohabbat (Love) had an opposite style of a love song but it doesn't let you down either (Amrita Rao proved she can be modern and classic). Aaya Mahi (Lover Came) was an excellent choreographed song but was missing one thing, costumes, as did Mujhe Rab Se Pyar (I Fell in Love with God). Hoga Hoga (Will Be), however had very nice outfits along with choreography but it's missing quality in the song. Then Saari Umar Mein Rahoon (All My Life I Will Be) and Main Pyar Mein Hoon (I am in Love) flawed in their music videos except though they don't sound bad in hearing. The movie had flaws, but you could say it was nice and worth a watch.