Shree Krishna International's "Haan Maine Bhi Pyaar Kiya", written-directed by
Dharmesh Darshan, staring Karishma Kapoor as Pooja Kashyap, Abhishek Bachchan as Shiv
Kapoor and Akshay Kumar as Raj Malhotra. Another love
triangle for the audience, for who would be the happy couple...
Pooja and Shiv are already married and lead a happy life. But, life could not digest
it all and the couple wanted to go for divorce. The reason for divorce is that even after
marriage Shiv stays a night with his college friend. Baas... divorce! Pooja leaves her home to
start her new life and becomes the secretary of a film hero who is rich but his life
lacks love (which he later finds in Pooja). Pooja tells about her divorce to Raj, then also
he is adamant for the marriage. However, luck did not favor Raj and Shiv (ex-husband of Pooja) again
enters Pooja's life
and regrets for his mistake. However, strong stands Pooja.
Raj says Shiv to be the best man (unknowing who Shiv was to Pooja). Thus, Shiv encounters Pooja. Pooja realises
her mistake. Thus, the
couple of sacrifice comes in the way of Raj...
Does the film makes us remember of any previous plot? Yes, its Ek Hi Bhool - starring Jitendra - Rekha. Dharmesh
Darshan lacks credibility in this film. For the film there are series of coincidences, when
Pooja and Shiv meets again and soon... just coincidence.. The first half of the movies is
quite slow and does not hit your heart.
Akshay Kumar has done his job well. Abhishek Bachchan is fairly good. Karishma Kapoor
is very good but in a few scenes, she comes in the skin of Raja Hindustani. As far as comedy
done by Kadar Khan, Himani Shivpuri and Shakti Kapoor hardly entertain the public. Music could
be said to be the backbone of
the film for its survival. Foreign locations are appealing.
Haan Maine Bhi Pyaar Kiya overall is a dull film with no twist and turn. It
has a routine story. It does not invoke the emotions of the people though emotions play
a vital role in a film
based on family and human relations.
Haan Maine Bhi Pyaar Kiya cannot be claimed to be an hatke
film and is below expectations.
Pooja and Shiv are already married and lead a happy life. But, life could not digest
it all and the couple wanted to go for divorce. The reason for divorce is that even after
marriage Shiv stays a night with his college friend. Baas... divorce! Pooja leaves her home to
start her new life and becomes the secretary of a film hero who is rich but his life
lacks love (which he later finds in Pooja). Pooja tells about her divorce to Raj, then also
he is adamant for the marriage. However, luck did not favor Raj and Shiv (ex-husband of Pooja) again
enters Pooja's life
and regrets for his mistake. However, strong stands Pooja.
Akshay Kumar has done his job well. Abhishek Bachchan is fairly good. Karishma Kapoor
is very good but in a few scenes, she comes in the skin of Raja Hindustani. As far as comedy
done by Kadar Khan, Himani Shivpuri and Shakti Kapoor hardly entertain the public. Music could
be said to be the backbone of
the film for its survival. Foreign locations are appealing.