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| Shah Rukh Khan | ... |
Dev Saran
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| Rani Mukerji | ... |
Maya Talwar
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| Amitabh Bachchan | ... |
Samarjit 'Sam' Talwar
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| Preity Zinta | ... |
Riya Saran
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| Abhishek Bachchan | ... |
Rishi Talwar
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Kiron Kher | ... |
Kamaljit 'Kamal' Saran
(as Kirron Kher)
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| Arjun Rampal | ... |
Jay
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| John Abraham | ... |
DJ at club
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| Logan Anderson | ... |
Receptionist
(as Beth Erin Anderson)
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| Lisa Anzelmo | ... |
American Reporter
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| Jarett Armstrong | ... |
Train Station Patron 1
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Patrick Armstrong | ... |
Train Station Patron 2
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Diane Baisley | ... |
Nurse
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Steven Baker | ... |
Wedding Guest
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Tomm Bauer | ... |
Co-Worker
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Dev lives in the United States of America and is a foot ball player. He is married to Riya, who works and models for a magazine. Dev fractures his leg, becomes handicapped and dependent on Riya. He stays at home all the time and broods on his ill-luck. He also starts suspecting his wife of having an affair with some other man. His suspicions turn into reality when he sees her with a man named Rishi. By chance, the two families of Rishi, his dad and his wife, together with Dev and Riya become friendly and get together. It is here that Dev will disrupt everyone lives when he will openly accuse Riya of having an affair with Rishi. Written by Sumitra (corrected by Calista)
Normally my expectations for Karan Johar movies are very high, but I am really disappointed this time, because the plot of the movie is very bad and very boring. There are no great and sudden scenes in the movie. Everything goes slow and expected. You can guess the climax of the movie from the every start. There are no trills, no excitement, no surprises. There is just a couple of dramatic scenes and that is all. I don't know why Karan Johar has decided to tell the story in this boring style, but there is just one thing I can say to him right now: "DUDE, YOUR MOVIE SUCKS" I will definitely try not to get fooled by trailers of a movie further on.