Watch it for Urmila. She is the Indian Cathy ZetaJ. Review on Pyaar Tune Kya Kiya

Made on the lines of ''Fatal Attraction'' , this movie made by the Ram Gopal Varma gang promises to be a thriller. But if you have seen Fatal Attraction, you constantly draw comparisons between Fardeen and Michael, Urmila and Glenn Close. Urmila is as good as her but Fardeen fails to deliver the emotional scenes.

Music is something that keeps you glued. Excellent Choreography with one number ''Kambakht Ishq'' made similar to Madonna's ''Human Nature''. Upcoming Choreographer Ganesh Hegde puts you on heels with the tune. One of his best works. Since the movie is a thriller, even the good music which Sandeep Chowta(of Mast and Jungle fame)has given lives up to the expectations and the music fare is quite unconventional, unique and jazzy. The music is refreshingly fresh & daring. The queen of the lot is definitely is the simply beautiful number Kambakth ishq, with some great orchestration.It has so much soul and chutzpah, all thanks to that great inspiration, Asha Bhonsle.

Movie revolves around different moods of 3 different people. Urmila who is daring and vicious, Sonali who's non-plus and not-so-compromising and Fardeen who is tangled between the two damsels.

In brief, Jai (Fardeen Khan) is married to Geeta (Sonali Kulkarni). Jai is a fashion photographer who's an incorrigible flirt, but also loves his wife. However, Geeta is always suspicious of her husband's motives. In fact, her suspicion shakes the foundation of their marriage. In the midst of all this, Jai meets a gorgeous model, Ria (Urmila Matondkar), a mildly psychotic woman, and for both of them it's a 'fatal attraction'.

A brilliant debut by Rajat Mukherjee as a director. Watch it for the Plot. Watch it for Urmila. She overpowers everybody. Movies like ''Kaun'' and ''Pyar Tune Kya Kiya'' are sure to change the conventional Indian Cinema from ''romance/drama'' movies to something that provides thrills throughout.