Aamir Khan is perfection that continues today.Salman Khan and Shahrukh Khan are also very good actors in the work that they do. I also liked reading her interviews when I was younger. Pooja Bhatt is too young and too talented as an artist to sit behind the camera. Music is great but words are clear and direct. Singing about emotions is the best form of expression. Pooja's character does not want to change her mind.Aamir's character is aware of her situation and yet he does not willing to give up. The song where they conflict is the best because it demonstrates how complex love can be. All the songs are poetry put to music and they are the soul of the film. The one I am referring to is when Pooja's character is singing about her boyfriend and Aamir's is singing about his imaginary girlfriend. There is a song that my dad recorded on a song tape.(I had my own collection). Sorry girls there is only one Pooja Bhatt and she is still fabulous. Pooja Bhatt was the only honest and real actress around, now they all try to be all that and then some. I could write a Thesis on why the 1990s were the best time for Indian cinema. I liked Aamir and Pooja, I saw this during early 90s. Although the plot is already-seen, already-known many many times in many many movies (both Western and Indian), Dil Hai Ki Manta Nahin is refreshing and is a must-watch for the whole family.ĭoes the heart listen? Just follow your heart and avoid conflict (easier said than done).that is up to debate.
Check out 'Adhayen bhi hai', the fishermen song, the title song, 'Mainu ishq da lagiya rog', 'Dulhan tu dulha main ban jaonga', 'Tu pyar hai kisi aur ka' and above all 'O mere sapnon ke saudagar'. With good songs thrown in from time to does the job.
Many twists and turns are provided in the story line to keep the indian audience seated for 3hrs. Her hairstyle became a rave among teens of the nineties. Pooja Bhatt is always good in her dad's movies. Aamir has done an excellent job as a smart mouthed reporter so much so the role looks tailor-made for him. The lead actors played by Aamir Khan and Pooja Bhatt provide a refreshing change from all the fatty and middle aged ones we have seen so many times in Indian movies of yester years.
This is indeed an excellent indian version of It Happened One Night, the classic with Clark Gable and Claudette Colbert both of whom were about 6 inches (or nearly) taller than our Bollywood counterparts.
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