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Starring:
Arjun Rampal, Mahima Chaudhry, Preity Zinta, Jimmy Shergill
Director: Kundan Shah Producers: Tips Films Music:
Nadeem-Shravan
Review by Shamaila Khan
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Dil
Hai Tumhaara
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The
film hooks you in right from the beginning, by showing the relationship
between Shalu (Preity) and Stepmother Sarita, played by the evergreen
Rekha.
As
the twosome often clash, they prefer too avoid each other. Sarita
concentrates on her career as Mayor of the small town and Shalu
spends most of her time in the company of her loved ones, including
sister Nimmi (Mahima Chaudhry) and best friend Samir (Jimmy Shergill).
The
relationship takes a turn for the worst when Dev (Arjun Rampal)
enters the town and both sisters fall for him.
Dil
Hai Tumhaara has an encouraging
start but it soon begins to falter, this is primarily due to Kundan
Shah's attempts at cramming far too much into one film. The Mother/Daughter
relationship, should have remained as the films focus, instead of
the introducing various subplots which included, love triangles
and villainous politicians.
Preity
Zinta is an integral part of the film and although good, she portrays
a role similar too many she's played previously, the bubbly yet
self sacrificing sister in 'Har Dil Jo Pyar Karega' comes to mind
often whilst watching Shalu.
Mahima
played her role to perfection as the loving elder sister, although
not a huge part, she stood out and made you sympathise with her
character.
Arjun
Rampal was charming in his light role and made you understand why
both sisters fell for Dev, unlike why both men, fell for Shalu.
Jimmy
Shergill made a big mistake accepting the role of Shalu's child
hood friend, he is insignificant in the film and it does absolutely
nothing for him.
Rekha
is as gorgeous as ever and plays the wicked Stepmother with ease.
Dil
Hai Tumhaara is worth a watch but you still can't help feeling that
an opportunity to make a different, female orientated and fantastic
film has been missed.
Rating:
6/10
You've
read our review but what do you think? Add your comment below.
From
kim lala, england
i loved this film i think arjun rampel was the best he is my love
ithe other's were good aswell but arjun oh my gosh.
From
Janvi, UK
dil hai tumhara is a really good film, it is a typical indian film
with a love triangle but it is really sweet, the bond between the
two sisters, i mean some blood related sisters aren't as close as
that. everyone played their role reasonabily perfectly, it was a good
film.
From
rahmadi, bogor-indonesia
i think this movie is very good and i am very happy watch it.
From
Sundar, Malaysia
So the reviewer thinks that the director tried to cram too much into
the film and should have focused on the mother-daughter relationship.
Well, if he did that, then it wouldn't really be an Indian film, would
it?
From
Shafiqa, Malaysia
The plot of the stry is very good and it touch my feeling too. I feel
so happy when I watch it.
From
Zawanah, Singapore
I think the story is very good and I really enjoyed it very much.
It is very sad and funny too.
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