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Dil Hi Dil Mein

Director: Kathir
Starring: Sonali Bendre, Kunal
Music Director: A.R. Rahman

India's first and most exciting Love Story on the internet. Shot at the most exotic locations in India, Australia and New Zealand. A poor student Raja (Kunal) is helped by a rich philanthropist (Nasser) to pursue his college education. The rich man’s daughter Roja (Sonali Bendre) falls in love with Raja. When Raja learns about her father, he is in a dilemma to reciprocate. Unaware of her love affair, her father decides to get Roja married off to another person. She attempts suicide. Do the lovers unite? Watch the film.

Sonali seems to be picking up roles that depict her as semi-stupid (surprise, surprise) and just ditzy...take Dahek, for example, and those conveniently silly mistakes. She does not have much of a challenging role, so she acts her role with ease (dance, cry, sing, dance, cry, sing). Kunal is funny. He is such a pretty boy, those ones who give women a run for their tears...and he looks ages younger than Sonali (but hey, that´s the beauty of cyberspace...be who you´ve always wanted to be, and stay behind that screen!) and reminded me of Inder Kumar (the pretty boy in Baaghi)...young, cutesy, awkward, and little potential to go forward. Johnny Lever provided little real humor and more annoying humor. I could comment more but I don´t want to waste my time or yours. The movie was horribly made and sketchy. Direction was poor and the story and its depiction was ridiculous. Songs were good but cinematography was nothing special. Acting was lame and the movie droned on and on. Dubbing was horrible. Result? Definitely not worth a watch...save yourself the pain. No, not even for Sonali (for those who would actually watch a movie solely for her). As I said...just turn on those old Amitabh movies...may I recommend Do Aur Do Panch? Or how about Namak Halal? Sholay? Or.