Kyun...! Ho Gaya Na (2004)

Good movie but grossly overrated

Excellent, Without a doubt!!

There is, somehow, an interesting story here, as well as some good acting. There are also some good scenes

One of the worst ways to make a cult movie is to set out to make a cult movie.

i really don't understand where all the lack of enthusiasm is coming from! i absolutely loved the movie! i must say that i think the 1st part is better than the 2nd, but nevertheless it was a very funny movie with lots to offer. it was neither boring nor cliché! and i must say that the major asset to this movie were the great songs. since i am a great fan of bollywood i have seen many but these are very up to date and in my opinion very beneficial to the movie! I think that vivek oberoi was great, he is not only hansom but can dance amazingly, fabulous sense of rhythm. aishwarya beautiful as she is was in my opinion slightly irritating. but overall both main actors did a great job. also the great Amitabh Bachchan who in every movie proves his skill. in my opinion this movie deserves two thumbs up. enjoy !!

I don't understand what all the hate was about this film. It was as hated by the general public in India as Gigli was hated here in the US. I think that's sad for everyone who felt that way because I truly loved and enjoyed the film. You cannot judge the merit of a film by the current celebrity gossip status of the actors in it, and I think that's what most people did with this and Gigli. Get over yourselves! Kyun..Ho Gaya Na, is a beautiful film about a boy who does not believe in love, and the girl who comes along and unwittingly debunks his philosophy. Aishwarya Rai plays Diya, a beautiful college girl from the country side who comes to Mumbai to study for an upcoming statewide exam. While there, she becomes the guest at the house of our philosopher Arjun (played by Vivek Oberoi), and quickly finds herself falling in love with him. But Arjun, ever the joker, never runs out of pranks to play on Diya and eventually plays the ultimate prank on her that sets her on fire, in the heat of all of this she admits that she loves him and immediately his attitude changes towards her. Stunned, Frightened and ultimately disappointed by his reaction to her, she runs from Mumbai before sunrise the next day. Arjun awakes to find that she is gone and pursues her, only to meet up with her again and continue with an edited version of pranks he'd earlier played on her. He is threatened when an old flame (Played by Suniel Shetty) returns to town and Diya begins to show him affection. Will Arjun finally realise that he loves Diya before it's too late? Kyun...Ho Gaya Na! Amitabh Bachchan, Om Puri, Suniel Shetty and Diya Mirza all add pure delight to the film as its wonderful supporting cast.

you know what i like about this movie is that its songs are good especially aao na its a good number ya the movie might be a bit boring but i think its a great time pass but i really loved it and its not bad after all! and i also think vivek an ash have done a great job in this movie at least its not like dhoom a flop movie i think its not bad at all and i think the photography is done well in the movie its got good moves nice locations etc well i want all of u to watch this movie plz but the story line is a bit crocked but i still think you will enjoy it well thats all i have to say about this movie ya and one more thingits almost better than dhoom love u all mark joshua lewis

Terribly unfunny unromantic "romatic comedy"This is not the kind of role one was expecting from Aish after she had been so careful in selecting her movie roles in the recent past. The role seemed tailor made for your generic teenybopper bollywood actress.. not the actress from Devdas, HDDCS and Chokher Bali amongst others.Her costumes in some of the dances were shockingly bad.. She would do well to wear Indian costumes more than western ones,, she looks breathakingly gorgeous in the former and like any other bollywood actress in the latter.Vivek looked good but the role was so annoyingly juvenile and smug that it wld be hard to imagine a girl falling for him!Add to that, there was absolutely no chemistry between the lead playersAmitabh was incredibly annoying,, as was the whole orphanage plot line..The writers of this movie need a crash-course with Linda Seger asap.. what a poorly written script.. ( and vivek oberoi was partly responsible for the writing.. expected better from you vivek!)The less said about the direction the better..This will go down as one of the most forgettable movies of the year..And the most disappointing