Kabhi Kabhie [DVD]

Review Yash Chopra made Kabhie Kabhie with a theme that he is good at i.e.
Love. The movie starts with the song Main Pal Do Pal Ka Shaayar Hoon and, ends
with the song Main Har Ek Pal Ka Shaayar Hoon. What lies between the two songs
of the poet is a well told love story spanning two generations that shows the
transformation of the poet from Pal Do Pal Ka Shaayar to Har Ek Pal Ka
Shaayar. There are seven main characters and, all of these characters are
natural and realistic that audience can feel each of the characters emotion
and associate to them. Amitabh, Rakhee, Shashi Kapoor, Waheeda Rehman, Rishi
Kapoor, Neetu Singh, Naseem, all of them have acted very well; but it is
Amitabh who steals the show. Parikshit Sahni and Simi Grewal have supported
well as the foster parents of Neetu Singh and, Deven Verma provides the
comical relief (given a few scenes he leaves a good impression). Yash Chopra
has handled the theme of the movie very well and, has directed superbly. He
keeps the story telling simple and linear, develops each character very well,
and never goes far from the crux of the story even when touching issues like
premarital relationship. Though brief, he also captures the capital Delhi
nicely. Kabhie Kabhie as Yash Chopra's best movie until now. He did break the
grounds with Lamhe in terms of story but he is yet to surpass Kabhie Kabhie as
director. Music and songs have always been the strong point of Yash Chopra's
movie. Kabhie Kabhie is among the top ones in that list. The credit goes to
both Khayyam and Sahir. The songs melodiously rendered by Mukesh, Lata,
Kishore and Pamela to date are chart busters. At the time when Kishore's voice
was getting associated with Amitabh, Khayyam broke the trend by using Mukesh's
voice to capture the soul and the depth in the poet's (or Sahir's) lyrics. As
a whole Kabhie Kabhie is one of the best movie that has graced the screens of
Hindi cinema." --imdb.com Yash Chopra made Kabhie Kabhie with a theme that he
is good at i.e. Love. The movie starts with the song Main Pal Do Pal Ka
Shaayar Hoon and, ends with the song Main Har Ek Pal Ka Shaayar Hoon. What
lies between the two songs of the poet is a well told love story spanning two
generations that shows the transformation of the poet from Pal Do Pal Ka
Shaayar to Har Ek Pal Ka Shaayar. There are seven main characters and, all of
these characters are natural and realistic that audience can feel each of the
characters emotion and associate to them. Amitabh, Rakhee, Shashi Kapoor,
Waheeda Rehman, Rishi Kapoor, Neetu Singh, Naseem, all of them have acted very
well; but it is Amitabh who steals the show. Parikshit Sahni and Simi Grewal
have supported well as the foster parents of Neetu Singh and, Deven Verma
provides the comical relief (given a few scenes he leaves a good impression).
Yash Chopra has handled the theme of the movie very well and, has directed
superbly. He keeps the story telling simple and linear, develops each
character very well, and never goes far from the crux of the story even when
touching issues like premarital relationship. Though brief, he also captures
the capital Delhi nicely. Kabhie Kabhie as Yash Chopra's best movie until now.
He did break the grounds with Lamhe in terms of story but he is yet to surpass
Kabhie Kabhie as director. Music and songs have always been the strong point
of Yash Chopra's movie. Kabhie Kabhie is among the top ones in that list. The
credit goes to both Khayyam and Sahir. The songs melodiously rendered by
Mukesh, Lata, Kishore and Pamela to date are chart busters. At the time when
Kishore's voice was getting associated with Amitabh, Khayyam broke the trend
by using Mukesh's voice to capture the soul and the depth in the poet's (or
Sahir's) lyrics. As a whole Kabhie Kabhie is one of the best movie that has
graced the screens of Hindi cinema." --imdb.com Yash Chopra made Kabhie Kabhie
with a theme that he is good at i.e. Love. The movie starts with the song Main
Pal Do Pal Ka Shaayar Hoon and, ends with the song Main Har Ek Pal Ka Shaayar
Hoon. What lies between the two songs of the poet is a well told love story
spanning two generations that shows the transformation of the poet from Pal Do
Pal Ka Shaayar to Har Ek Pal Ka Shaayar. There are seven main characters and,
all of these characters are natural and realistic that audience can feel each
of the characters emotion and associate to them. Amitabh, Rakhee, Shashi
Kapoor, Waheeda Rehman, Rishi Kapoor, Neetu Singh, Naseem, all of them have
acted very well; but it is Amitabh who steals the show. Parikshit Sahni and
Simi Grewal have supported well as the foster parents of Neetu Singh and,
Deven Verma provides the comical relief (given a few scenes he leaves a good
impression). Yash Chopra has handled the theme of the movie very well and, has
directed superbly. He keeps the story telling simple and linear, develops each
character very well, and never goes far from the crux of the story even when
touching issues like premarital relationship. Though brief, he also captures
the capital Delhi nicely. Kabhie Kabhie as Yash Chopra's best movie until now.
He did break the grounds with Lamhe in terms of story but he is yet to surpass
Kabhie Kabhie as director. Music and songs have always been the strong point
of Yash Chopra's movie. Kabhie Kabhie is among the top ones in that list. The
credit goes to both Khayyam and Sahir. The songs melodiously rendered by
Mukesh, Lata, Kishore and Pamela to date are chart busters. At the time when
Kishore's voice was getting associated with Amitabh, Khayyam broke the trend
by using Mukesh's voice to capture the soul and the depth in the poet's (or
Sahir's) lyrics. As a whole Kabhie Kabhie is one of the best movie that has
graced the screens of Hindi cinema." --imdb.com