OLD IS STILL GOLD... Review on Kuch Kuch Hota Hai

This movie was released when I was very small.but trust me I love this movie when I watched it first time.Kuch Kuch Hota Hai is a film that drills in the old adage - to be in love you have to first be the best of friends. A love triangle with little difference,

Rahul Khanna(Shah Rukh Khan) and Anjali Sharma(Kajol) are the best of friends who paint the campus red. Tina(Rani Mukherjee) is the Oxford-educated, bhajan-singing daughter of the college principal(Anupam Kher) who returns from London and has Rahul fall promptly in love with her. To cut a long story short, Rahul and Tina marry, the latter dies leaving behind as her legacy a bunch of letters(the oft-repeated flashback device) and a daughter to reunite her father with old friend Anjali.

The racy beginning of the film is marked by a sparkling chemistry between Khan, Kajol and Rani. Consummate performers in their own right, Khan with his powerhouse of energy and Kajol with her natural exuberance are quintessential yuppies.

Yet, more than once they tend to go over the top. It is, however, the gorgeous Rani who steals the show. Oozing oomph from every pore, she also proves herself an actress whose time has come.

in his much-hyped debut film, director Karan Johar tries to rekindle the Khan-Kajol magic of the phenomenally successful love lore Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jayenge in which he assisted director Aditya Chopra. And he almost does.

With Chopra supervising the entire project, the visually appealing(thanks to cine-matographer Santosh Thundyil) Kuch Kuch Hota Hai sports the slick, urbane look of a'90s love story.

Popular child model Sana Saeed, making her debut as young Anjali, reacts incredibly well to the camera. However, Salman Khan is wasted in a cameo appearance.

The music, with the exception of the title song, is quite mediocre. There is also a weak, half-hearted attempt at punching in the "I love my India" line that is fast catching up these days with filmmakers who recreate Indian locations in the vales of Europe and on the sunny beaches of Mauritius.

Kuch Kuch Hota Hai is a film that has a good beginning, but goes slightly awry halfway down the line. For those who are not looking for anything new, the film is a good distraction nevertheless.

but trust me when I watch this movie I used to watch it that same enthusiasm and excitement…though I m 90’s kid so I love this movie a lot.