Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Aishwarya Rai Bachchan | ... | Nandini (as Aishwarya Rai) | |
Salman Khan | ... | Sameer | |
Ajay Devgn | ... | Vanraj | |
Zohra Sehgal | ... | Dadi | |
Vikram Gokhale | ... | Pundit Darbar | |
Smita Jaykar | ... | Amrita | |
Rekha Rao | ... | Kamna Pui | |
Rajeev Verma | ... | Vikramjeet (Vanraj's dad) | |
Kenneth Desai | ... | Bhairav | |
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Ghanshyam Nayak | ... | Vitthal Kaka |
Vinay Pathak | ... | Tarun | |
Sheeba Chaddha | ... | Anupama | |
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Meenakshi Verma | ... | Pushpa |
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Preeti Koppikar | ... | Radha |
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Divya Jagdale | ... | Sanjukta |
When Sameer asks for Nandini's hand in marriage her family refuses. They have already chosen a husband for their daughter. Sameer returns to Italy. When Vanraj, Nandini's husband realizes that his new bride has been in love with someone else, he is prepared to sacrifice his love for her and take her to Italy to be reunited with her true love, Sameer. Written by Tapestry
One day, a movie called "Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge" was released. It was one of the best movies in Hindi movies and remained that way only until a few months ago. I believe we have a movie to take that place.
Sanjay Leela Bhansali is a genius. What more is there to say? This movie is undoubtedly the best movie I've seen in years, packed with superb acting, beautiful costumes and dazzling scenery. It's better than Dil To Pagal Hai, Kuch Kuch Hota Hai and Duplicate put together!
This is THE best movie of the year. I know the word "TAAL" comes into mind, but that was junk compared to this. Aishwarya Rai gives a MUCH better performance in this movie. She is the most surprising thing about the movie. She has proven herself to be one of the best, if not the best, talented actress. Now Aishwarya has risen to the number one actress spot on my list.
This is an absolute must for any person who watches Indian movies or even once did and now doesn't. This movie WILL NOT fail you. If possible, try to get the movie on DVD, that is the only way to recapture the actual colour from the film.