Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna: Karan Johar (Hindi Film / Bollywood Movie / Indian Cinema) [DVD]

Product description Dev lives in the United States of America and is a foot
ball player. He is married to Riya, who works and models for a magazine. Dev
fractures his leg, becomes handicapped and dependent on Riya. He stays at home
all the time and broods on his ill-luck. He also starts suspecting his wife of
having an affair with some other man. His suspicions turn into reality when he
sees her with a man named Rishi. By chance, the two families of Rishi, his dad
and his wife, together with Dev and Riya become friendly and get together. It
is here that Dev will disrupt everyone lives when he will openly accuse Riya
of having an affair with Rishi Review KABHI ALVIDA NAA KEHNA is not a date
film and the writers Karan Johar, Shibani Bathija spell it out at the very
outset. The screenplay balances the two extremes -- light moments and dollops
of emotions -- with amazing ease. The relationship between the couples or even
those between the parent and child (the Bachchans) is delicately handled. If
there are moments that move you to tears, there are ample moments that bring a
smile to your face as well. Another noteworthy aspect is its forthright
dialogues (Niranjan Iyengar). The lines sound straight of life and there also
exist a host of interesting observations. Yes, the film is talky, but in a
smart way. You never feel that the characters are talking to hear their own
words or to fill up screen time.Anil Mehta's cinematography is
awesome.Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy's music is melodious. 'Mitwa', 'Rock N Roll Soniye'
and 'Where's The Party Tonite' appeal also due to the vibrant choreography
(Farah Khan). On the whole, KABHI ALVIDA NAA KEHNA is an outstanding film from
the writing, performance and execution point of view. --platform47.com KABHI
ALVIDA NAA KEHNA is not a date film and the writers Karan Johar, Shibani
Bathija spell it out at the very outset. The screenplay balances the two
extremes -- light moments and dollops of emotions -- with amazing ease. The
relationship between the couples or even those between the parent and child
(the Bachchans) is delicately handled. If there are moments that move you to
tears, there are ample moments that bring a smile to your face as well.
Another noteworthy aspect is its forthright dialogues (Niranjan Iyengar). The
lines sound straight of life and there also exist a host of interesting
observations. Yes, the film is talky, but in a smart way. You never feel that
the characters are talking to hear their own words or to fill up screen
time.Anil Mehta's cinematography is awesome.Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy's music is
melodious. 'Mitwa', 'Rock N Roll Soniye' and 'Where's The Party Tonite' appeal
also due to the vibrant choreography (Farah Khan). On the whole, KABHI ALVIDA
NAA KEHNA is an outstanding film from the writing, performance and execution
point of view. --platform47.com KABHI ALVIDA NAA KEHNA is not a date film and
the writers Karan Johar, Shibani Bathija spell it out at the very outset. The
screenplay balances the two extremes -- light moments and dollops of emotions
-- with amazing ease. The relationship between the couples or even those
between the parent and child (the Bachchans) is delicately handled. If there
are moments that move you to tears, there are ample moments that bring a smile
to your face as well. Another noteworthy aspect is its forthright dialogues
(Niranjan Iyengar). The lines sound straight of life and there also exist a
host of interesting observations. Yes, the film is talky, but in a smart way.
You never feel that the characters are talking to hear their own words or to
fill up screen time.Anil Mehta's cinematography is awesome.Shankar-Ehsaan-
Loy's music is melodious. 'Mitwa', 'Rock N Roll Soniye' and 'Where's The Party
Tonite' appeal also due to the vibrant choreography (Farah Khan). On the
whole, KABHI ALVIDA NAA KEHNA is an outstanding film from the writing,
performance and execution point of view. --platform47.com