’’old in wine bottle’’ i think the quote mostly used for all new films was not to good for this film as it didnt stand out to be an old nice film either.... a film casting with Amisha patel who was half of the time crying god.....Hrithik roshan who is a person who can do anything in love...well the director Vikram bhatt looked as if he was lost and went through wrong film ...where as comparing to his earlier films like Ghulam, Kasoor and Raaz ...how could he do something like Aap mujhe ache lagne lage..... basically a love story of Sapna(Amisha Patel) and Rohit (Hrithik Roshan), goes something like this: Sapna is the daughter of an underworld kingpin Dholakia (Kiran Kumar), who feels his daughter is safe only at home. In turn, Sapna feels trapped and decides to step out to explore the world but unfortunately falls into the hands of Dholakia’`s rivals. This is when the hero, Rohit, steps in.

The braveheart rescues her but soon after Sapna’s bodyguards take her back home. Fate brings them together once again at Navratri festival. In the nine days, the two discover love for each other. At least in this portion, the scenes are stylishly executed thanks to Vikram Bhatt`s adeptness in handling the age-old formula ...... well the other half of the film goes dramatically where kiran kumar gets involved in the film well over all the film had not got anything except disappoinments towards the veiwers and most importantly Hrithik roshan hindi movies biggest star is let down .....and Amisha patel who terrible towards the climax .... The sets are tacky, the costumes are not good enough and the dialogues so cliched they seem to have been written by someone with a passion for the mundane.......

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