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| Credited cast: | |||
| Fardeen Khan | ... | Jai | |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Ravi Baswani | ... | Vispy - Jai's boss | |
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Kannu Gill | ... | Jaiswal's maidservant |
| Sonali Kulkarni | ... | Geeta | |
| Urmila Matondkar | ... | Ria Jaiswal | |
| Suresh Oberoi | ... | Mr. Jaiswal | |
| Rajpal Yadav | ... | Rampal Yadav / Chhota Vakeel | |
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Ria Jaiswal lives a very wealthy lifestyle along with her mom and dad. As she is the only child in this family, her parents dot on her and give in to her every wish. As a child she saw a toy on TV and asked her dad to get it. When he told her that he was unable to do, she stopped speaking and eating - until her dad somehow managed to get the toy from America. Subsequently, Ria's mom passed away. Years later, Ria has now grown up to be a very attractive young woman. She meets with Jai, a photographer from Style Magazine, she models and is very attracted to him. She tells her dad that she wants to get married and goes to Jai's house to get him to meet her dad. When she reaches his house in Lokhandwala Complex, she finds out that he is already married to a woman named Geeta, and very much in love with her. A betrayed Ria, unable to get Jai out of her mind, obsesses over him - and decides that he and she are meant for each other - and sets about to carry her task - to force Jai to accept ... Written by rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)
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When Ram Gopal Varma started the film, Urmila kept insisting that Hrithik Roshan be signed for the film.Ram Gopal had signed Fardeen for a 3 film contract , thus Fardeen was signed. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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I would rate this film not exactly as "Time Pass", but above that, watchable, if you want to see something new or "Hat Ke", rather then hurting yourself will all the run-of-mill stories.
The first half of movie drags while the second half has more pace that it should have been. Also, there was no reason to introduce comic relief in form of the non-sense "Chhota Vakeel" stuff. It is ridiculous that Indian Directors still cannot come out of notion that there "Should Be" a comedy in movie, whether it seems appropriate or not.
One can feel that Urmila is doing the sequel to her role in "Kaun". However, character of "Jai" is portrayed in a very good manner, with all the weaknesses and down-to-earth nature, rather then depicting him as a typical Hindi movie "Hero". Other characters give in their fair share.
On an whole, a nice movie, if you want to see something different. I should appreciate Ram Gopal Verma and Rajat Mukherjee for coming out with some different stuff. Next, time they should concentrate on building more solid story line. Perhaps, they could have taken clue from Yash Chopras "Darr" (Which ironically fails in second half)