Guest guest Posted July 7, 2008 Report Share Posted July 7, 2008 Nice preview Kishore. The two songs you mention are really nice are on most FM stations today. Kabhi kabbi Aditi in particular has that soft melodious tone thats catchy too... Pappu can't dance saala is a foot-tapper :-) Ravin '82 > Aditi meets Archie s: > Jaane tu.... ya jaane na > > Betty loves Archie, but Archie is in love with . Or is he? Is he > actually in love with Betty? > > Well, that is pretty much the story of 'Jaane tu... ya jaane na'. > > The movie is all about those confusing years during college days, when one > doesn't know wether > > one is falling in or out of love. Jai Rathod (played creditably by newcomer > Imran Khan, Aamir Khan's > > nephew) is best friends with Miaow. She is not actually Miaow, her name is > Aditi, but she loves > > cats, hence the Miaow (played, again nicely, by newbie Genelia D'Souza). > > Jai and Aditi are bum chums, but not in love, or so they think. It is only > after they try to search for > > the perfect partner, that they realize that they already have one. But is it > already too late? > > There are some other interesting characters thrown in like the clutch of > college friends (newcomers), > > Pratiek Babbar (Smita Patil and Raj Babbar's son) plays a small role as > Aditi's quirky brother; > > Naseeruddin Shah plays Jai's dead father in a potrait, whose wife, Ratna > Pathak Shah has > > deliberately and wrongly projected him as a non-violent person; Jayant > Kirpalani and Anooradha > > Patel as the other set of parents. > > The movie is not bad at all. But having said that, I'd like to add that it > could have been better. It is a > > light hearted coming of age film, so one did not expect heavy dramatics. But > with Abbas Tyrewala, > > who wrote Munnabhai MBBS, Maqbool and Main hoon na, at the helm, one > expected a more frothy > > mix. (Probably, he should have retained movies title with an M :-) ) > > Of the songs (AR Rehman), 'Kabhi Kabhi, Aditi' and 'But Pappu can't dance > saala' are definitely > > catchy and foot tapping. All in all a good movie, young at heart. Definitely > worth a look, especially > > for the dynamic talent of newcomers on display and the lopsided grin of > Genelia. But I wouldn't call it > > outstanding. > > Kishore Shah 1974 > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 7, 2008 Report Share Posted July 7, 2008 Sounds rather cute, actually. Just what the doctor ordered to chase away the monsoon blues ! Prabha Subject: Aditi meets Archie s To: " mgims " <mgims > Date: Monday, July 7, 2008, 11:32 AM Aditi meets Archie s: Jaane tu.... ya jaane na Betty loves Archie, but Archie is in love with . Or is he? Is he actually in love with Betty? Well, that is pretty much the story of 'Jaane tu... ya jaane na'. The movie is all about those confusing years during college days, when one doesn't know wether one is falling in or out of love. Jai Rathod (played creditably by newcomer Imran Khan, Aamir Khan's nephew) is best friends with Miaow. She is not actually Miaow, her name is Aditi, but she loves cats, hence the Miaow (played, again nicely, by newbie Genelia D'Souza). Jai and Aditi are bum chums, but not in love, or so they think. It is only after they try to search for the perfect partner, that they realize that they already have one. But is it already too late? There are some other interesting characters thrown in like the clutch of college friends (newcomers), Pratiek Babbar (Smita Patil and Raj Babbar's son) plays a small role as Aditi's quirky brother; Naseeruddin Shah plays Jai's dead father in a potrait, whose wife, Ratna Pathak Shah has deliberately and wrongly projected him as a non-violent person; Jayant Kirpalani and Anooradha Patel as the other set of parents. The movie is not bad at all. But having said that, I'd like to add that it could have been better. It is a light hearted coming of age film, so one did not expect heavy dramatics. But with Abbas Tyrewala, who wrote Munnabhai MBBS, Maqbool and Main hoon na, at the helm, one expected a more frothy mix. (Probably, he should have retained movies title with an M :-) ) Of the songs (AR Rehman), 'Kabhi Kabhi, Aditi' and 'But Pappu can't dance saala' are definitely catchy and foot tapping. All in all a good movie, young at heart. Definitely worth a look, especially for the dynamic talent of newcomers on display and the lopsided grin of Genelia. But I wouldn't call it outstanding. Kishore Shah 1974 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 7, 2008 Report Share Posted July 7, 2008 Ypp i love the song and humm it quite often...........there is no monsoon here but just the blues(giggles).............. havent seen a hindi movie for a while and kishore da has again in his unimitable style has written review and tempted me to really see a movie .............may be the weekend magic should be fine.............what about kismat konnection........kishore da???? Â aasawari91 humming to herself From: Shah <kshahskygmail (DOT) com> Subject: Aditi meets Archie s To: " mgims " <mgimsyahoogroups (DOT) com> Date: Monday, July 7, 2008, 11:32 AM Aditi meets Archie s: Jaane tu.... ya jaane na Betty loves Archie, but Archie is in love with . Or is he? Is he actually in love with Betty? Well, that is pretty much the story of 'Jaane tu... ya jaane na'. The movie is all about those confusing years during college days, when one doesn't know wether one is falling in or out of love. Jai Rathod (played creditably by newcomer Imran Khan, Aamir Khan's nephew) is best friends with Miaow. She is not actually Miaow, her name is Aditi, but she loves cats, hence the Miaow (played, again nicely, by newbie Genelia D'Souza). Jai and Aditi are bum chums, but not in love, or so they think. It is only after they try to search for the perfect partner, that they realize that they already have one. But is it already too late? There are some other interesting characters thrown in like the clutch of college friends (newcomers), Pratiek Babbar (Smita Patil and Raj Babbar's son) plays a small role as Aditi's quirky brother; Naseeruddin Shah plays Jai's dead father in a potrait, whose wife, Ratna Pathak Shah has deliberately and wrongly projected him as a non-violent person; Jayant Kirpalani and Anooradha Patel as the other set of parents. The movie is not bad at all. But having said that, I'd like to add that it could have been better. It is a light hearted coming of age film, so one did not expect heavy dramatics. But with Abbas Tyrewala, who wrote Munnabhai MBBS, Maqbool and Main hoon na, at the helm, one expected a more frothy mix. (Probably, he should have retained movies title with an M :-) ) Of the songs (AR Rehman), 'Kabhi Kabhi, Aditi' and 'But Pappu can't dance saala' are definitely catchy and foot tapping. All in all a good movie, young at heart. Definitely worth a look, especially for the dynamic talent of newcomers on display and the lopsided grin of Genelia. But I wouldn't call it outstanding. Kishore Shah 1974 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 7, 2008 Report Share Posted July 7, 2008 Need to watch a decent movie here too... since the last Hindi movie I saw was a horrible thing called as " Mera Baap Pehele Aap " ... I am still traumatized and if I don't get to see a decent Hindi movie soon, I am going to give up Hindi movies and start watching Bhojpuri films...!!!! Ameet 1993 > Ypp i love the song and humm it quite often...........there is no > monsoon here but just the blues(giggles).............. > havent seen a hindi movie for a while and kishore da has again in > his unimitable style has written review and tempted me to really see > a movie .............may be the weekend magic should be > fine.............what about kismat konnection........kishore da???? > > aasawari91 > humming to herself > > > > From: Shah <kshahskygmail (DOT) com> > Subject: Aditi meets Archie s > To: " mgims " <mgimsyahoogroups (DOT) com> > Date: Monday, July 7, 2008, 11:32 AM > > Aditi meets Archie s: > Jaane tu.... ya jaane na > > Betty loves Archie, but Archie is in love with . Or is he? > Is he > actually in love with Betty? > > Well, that is pretty much the story of 'Jaane tu... ya jaane na'. > > The movie is all about those confusing years during college days, > when one > doesn't know wether > > one is falling in or out of love. Jai Rathod (played creditably by > newcomer > Imran Khan, Aamir Khan's > > nephew) is best friends with Miaow. She is not actually Miaow, her > name is > Aditi, but she loves > > cats, hence the Miaow (played, again nicely, by newbie Genelia > D'Souza). > > Jai and Aditi are bum chums, but not in love, or so they think. It > is only > after they try to search for > > the perfect partner, that they realize that they already have one. > But is it > already too late? > > There are some other interesting characters thrown in like the > clutch of > college friends (newcomers), > > Pratiek Babbar (Smita Patil and Raj Babbar's son) plays a small role > as > Aditi's quirky brother; > > Naseeruddin Shah plays Jai's dead father in a potrait, whose wife, > Ratna > Pathak Shah has > > deliberately and wrongly projected him as a non-violent person; Jayant > Kirpalani and Anooradha > > Patel as the other set of parents. > > The movie is not bad at all. But having said that, I'd like to add > that it > could have been better. It is a > > light hearted coming of age film, so one did not expect heavy > dramatics. But > with Abbas Tyrewala, > > who wrote Munnabhai MBBS, Maqbool and Main hoon na, at the helm, one > expected a more frothy > > mix. (Probably, he should have retained movies title with an M :-) ) > > Of the songs (AR Rehman), 'Kabhi Kabhi, Aditi' and 'But Pappu can't > dance > saala' are definitely > > catchy and foot tapping. All in all a good movie, young at heart. > Definitely > worth a look, especially > > for the dynamic talent of newcomers on display and the lopsided grin > of > Genelia. But I wouldn't call it > > outstanding. > > Kishore Shah 1974 > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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