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Movie Review: Aap Mujhe Achche Lagne Lage
Starring: Amisha Patel, Hrithik Roshan, Kiran Kumar
Director: Vikram Bhatt
Producer: Mohan Kumar
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"Aap Mujhe Achche Lagne Lage"
brings an end to the long wait to watch Hrthik and Amisha pair up after "Kaho Naa
Pyaar Hai". Unfortunately, this film fails to live upto the expectation. |
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The story is something we have been seeing
for a long time now. Sapna (Amisha Patel), is the daughter of an underworld kingpin
Dholakia (Kiran Kumar). She is held captive in her own house because her the father and
brother, Raman (Mukhesh Tiwari) believe that she is safe this way. Not that they dont love
her but their extreme love for Sapna is manifested this way. Sapna lives the life of a
prisoner till she actually feels that she can't take this kind of life anymore. She steps
out of house and is attacked by her father's rivals. This is when our hero, Rohit (Hrithik
Roshan) comes into picture and saves her. Before they get to interact, Sapna is |
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taken home by her bodyguards. But that's
just the beginning. Come Navratri and she meets the man of her dreams again. In those nine
days of celebration, she loses her heart to him and he too starts liking her. |
Meanwhile, her dad fixes her marriage to his
friend's son and the rest of the story is that of Rohit struggling to set Sapna free.
Aap Mujhe Achche Lagne Lage is old wine in new bottle. The star cast is indeed excellent
but what amazes is the fact that a matured director such as Vikram Bhat chose this
subject. Nevertheless, the credit goes to him for handling most of the sequences with
brilliance and there are many scenes that will remain in your mind for a long time to
come. The performances isn't anything great |
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either. Amisha Patel has an overdose of make-up on her and she
overacts. Hrithik Roshan does look great but has nothing extra or new to his performance.
Kiran Kumar is OK. Music by Rajesh Roshan also is |
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mediocre. The only popular numbers are the
title track and "Hawaon ne ye kaha". The choreography of the latter is great.
Cinematography by Pravin Bhatt is eye-catching. The stunts by Abbas Ali Moghul are
skilfully executed. Dialogues by Girish Dhamija are good.
Overall, the movie is worth a watch for Amisha and Hrithik's fans. |
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