Kuch Kuch Hota Hai is overall great entertainment and a must-watch for lovers of Hindi cinema and its films. Towards the end, there are some overly melodramatic sequences but they flow well enough to bring the long-awaited ending.
I really liked the film's music, the title song being my favourite, and among other songs, the melancholic "Tujhe Yaad Na Meri Aayee" is very beautiful.
It may be because his character makes a great impact on the film's story and on the viewer. Salman Khan is very good and surprisingly enough, manages to impress even in a brief, seemingly insignificant appearance. This is not an accomplished but very sincere performance which deserves full praise. Rani Mukherjee is beautiful and vibrant and makes for a very effective intelligent and dreamy girl. Shahrukh is fantastic as the young, cool guy, friend and boyfriend and later on as a loving and caring father who has lost his wife and suffers her loss. She displays the pain, joy, happiness and confusion that her character goes through with great conviction. Kajol is more impressive as the cool tomboy who transforms into a womanly, attractive and sensitive Anjali. Shahrukh Khan and Kajol work with electrifying chemistry. It flows well, with wonderfully composed songs, nicely written characters, several clichés here and there, many comic sequences, some melodramatic ones as well, but more importantly, a lot of Bollywood-style colour and fun. The film is a poignant story of two friends, a guy and a girl, who understand they actually love each other perhaps too late. The film introduces Johar's famous statement that the first step towards love is friendship and does it in a slightly cheesy yet rather convincing way. This is an enjoyable and charming picture which can make you laugh, cry, at times even cringe with annoyance, but then it will keep you consistently entertained. It is one of those beautiful Hindi romantic comedies that actually form the unique cultural and artistic style of Bollywood's most famous mainstream flicks. In spite of being a bit of a fairy tale, it works very well within its limitations. Karan Johar's directorial debut Kuch Kuch Hota Hai is one of those films you can always watch and enjoy with your family and friends.
I wll definitely be looking out for more Indian films in the future.
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Great melodies, especially the title song - which added to the emotional impact of the movie itself. Although I was quite new to Indian "musical numbers" in which they incorporate within their films and even found the performances in them a little bit on the cheesy side, I throroughly enjoyed some of the songs as well. I can say that having been used to watching generally American films, Kuch Kuch Hota Hai is a romance that stands out from the typical Hollywood love story - paying attention to detail and character development in a way in which I've rarely seen before. But as soon as I got into the story (and got over the horrible and sometimes non-visible subtitles) I was completely hooked! Whether it was the directing or the wonderful screen presence of the actors, somethng about this film had the ability to capture the emotions of the viewer. Being a general film fanatic, I agreed to watch this film, not expecting much. She comes from Indian decent and had always nagged me to watch Indian films with her but I always declined. 'Kuch Kuch Hóta Hai' ór KKHH had been the best selling music soundtrack of the calendar year and furthermore won numerous awards like Star Display screen Award, Zee Cine Honor amp Bollywood Film Awards for Best Music Director for Játin LaIit.I saw this film randomly the other day while at a friend's house. Kuch Kuch Hóta Hai has been Karan Johar'h directorial debut undér the Dharma Próductions banner and thé film acquired Salman Khan in an extended guest look. Alka Yagnik earned the State Honor, Zee Cine amp Bollywood Movie Award for Ideal Female Playback Vocalist while the Bollywood Film Award for Ideal Playback vocalist male had been earned by Udit Nárayan with the Zée cine award for Best Lyricist going to Sameer fór Kuch Kuch hóta Hái. This name track stayed on the chárts for over á calendar year, and in 2012 was voted as the nearly all popular film melody of the prior 10 years by NDTV. 'Kuch Kuch Hóta Hai' features the sounds of Udit Nárayan and Alka Yágnik and is certainly picturised on the 3 primary stars of the movié - Shah Rukh Khán, Kajol and Ráni Mukherji.
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