Credited cast: | |||
Abhay Deol | ... | Viren | |
Ayesha Takia | ... | Aditi | |
Ayesha Jhulka | ... | Viren's bhabhi / sister-in-law | |
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Apoorva Jha | ... | Karen |
Rati Agnihotri | ... | Aditi's aunt | |
Sandhya Mridul | ... | Aditi's Sister | |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Sohrab Ardeshir | ... | Karen's Father |
Manish Chaudhary | ... | Viren's Brother | |
Lushin Dubey | ... | Karen's Mother | |
Kamlesh Gill | ... | Aisha takia's granny | |
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Anamika Goel | ||
Vijay Maurya | ... | Shiva | |
Suresh Oberoi | ... | Mr. Oberoi / Viren's father | |
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Salim Shah | ... | Aditi's Uncle |
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Mahru Sheikh | ... | Mrs. Fernandes |
Mr. Oberoi is a wealthy industrialist, and lives a comfortable lifestyle, with this two sons. The elder son is married, and he wants his second son, Viren, to marry too. He has already selected Aditi as a bride for him. Though Viren has always lived in his father and brother's shadows, he is quite romantic at heart, and hopes to fall in love first and then marry the girl of his choice. The presence of Aditi prevents this, and he makes all attempts not to marry her. He succeeds, the wedding arrangements are all called off. Then he meets the girl of his dreams, Karen, and proposes marriage to her. The only setback he sees that she is a Catholic, and he, a Hindu. However, that is soon overcome. Everything seems to go on smoothly between both the families, when he falls out of love with Karen, and wants to cancel the wedding. When questioned about his change in mind, he responds that he is in love with Aditi. But she will not have anything to do with him anymore, for she is getting ... Written by rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)
I thought this movie was going to be a typical, romantic cliché. But i was extremely wrong. Sure this movie's plot wasn't unusual but it is a romantic flick, and it has quality and plot twists, and most importantly, entertainment; and at the end of the day that's all that matters. It is a love story so there is no need to over analyze the movie. Camera angles weren't too great and neither were the songs, but the script was good and comedic (and i'm very picky when it comes to humour). The acting was fairly good. Although there weren't any really dramatic scenes, Abhay Deol and Ayesha Takia were very convincing in their roles, and best of all, no overacting which we see in most bollywood movies. I hope Deol and Takia are very successful in their acting careers.