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        Movie Review: Yeh Dil Aashiqanaa 
        Starring: Karan Nath, Jeevidha, Rajat Bedi, Mukesh Rishi, Johnny Lever,
        Aroona Irani. 
        Director: Kuku Kohli 
        Producer: Aruna Irani 
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        Yeh Dil Aashiqana is highly inspired by the
        1999 December 24 hijacking of the Indian Airlines flight. 
           
        The story revolves around two college-mates Karan (Karan Nath) and Pooja (Jeevidha) who
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            with each other. Everything goes fine in
            their love story till Pooja's flight is hijacked by terrorists, following the arrest of
            their leader Ashraf-ul-Haq Mallik. When Karan learns about this, he decides to put his
            life at risk and rescue his beloved and the other passengers. He succeeds in his effort
            but by doing so, he ends up earning the wrath of Akhmash Jalal (Aditya Pancholi), the
            terrorist head. Meanwhile, Pooja is unaware that the mastermind behind the hijack is none
            other than her brother Vijay Verma (Rajat Bedi). So, when she discloses her intentions of
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        iKaran, Vijay strongly opposes it. Karan and
        Pooja decide to go ahead with their plan and hence elope but are caught and held captive
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            demanding the release of his arrested leader
            as ransom for Karan and Pooja's lives. In the end, the terrorist's mission gets aborted
            and the couple is rescued. 
                  
            Yeh Dil Aashiqana is a joint venture by Aruna Irani and Kuku Kohli. Cinematography in this
            film by Baba Azmi is the best thing one can talk about. The action scenes are superbly
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        chase scene. Unlike most love stories, the pace of this film is
        fast and post interval the film gathers momentum. The dialogues are noteworthy. Editing
        and art direction is good. Music by Nadeem Shravan is   | 
      
      
        
          
             
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            highly melodious. The background score
            heightens the overall impact. The other hit numbers are 'Ae Meri Natkathi' and 'Utha Le
            Jaoonga'. The qawwali is also very well picturised.  
                
            Performance-wise both the hero and the heroine, though newcomers are at their best. Karan
            Nath seems to have worked hard on each and every scene of his and has a promising future.
            Jeevidha though doesn't have stunning looks performs quite well. Aditya Pancholi is
            excellent. Aruna Irani   | 
           
         
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        doesn't have
        much to perform. Rajat Bedi, Johnny Lever and the other supporting casts are OK. 
            
        Overall, the film is average and though not a super hit will surely appeal to the
        action-movie lovers.  |