Big Bhool. Review on Tum Ko Na Bhool Payenge

Pankuj Parshar's '' Tumko Na Bhool Payenge'' is a complete bhool bhulaiya in itself. The story of a gaon ka chora who is forced to drink a jug full of milk with 5 raw eggs daily for body building makes you want to throw up right from the start. The good-natured lad loves a good-natured gori and this is approved by the good-natured parents. Everything is too good until the poor chokra starts having hallucinations and becomes a paranoid. The plot then begins to unravel and we are kindly informed that this is not a Janam ka Chakar but rather a case of prolonged amnesia.

The lad sets out to find his true identity in Mumbai , a world of crime and violence. He traces his journey from being a champion in riffle shooting to be shot himself. Along the way he is accompanied by a pretty girlfriend, a dishonest friend and a cute little brother. The deceitful friend gets him entangled in the murder of our honorable Chief Minister, bumps him off with 5 bullets and happily marries his ladylove. But when Jako Rakhe Sai Mar Sakhe Na koi and so our lad is mercifully saved by a Thakkur Couple and is happily adopted by them. All ends well and the lad punishes his unworthy friend by worthily killing him and returns to his good old gaon, good natured parents, good girlfriend and has a good life ever after.

Technically the movie is not very consistent. The visuals and music is non-happening except for one song. Diya Mirza looks too dressy and does not look like a gaon ka gori, Salman Khan appeals in bits and pieces but you suffer from an overdose of him. Sushmita is wasted in this role but although the same she appeals to your senses.

All said and done, you “Aap Movie Ko easily Bhool Jaayenge”