I spent most of this movie trying to figure out "who came first" - I figured Kavita, my wife thinks Nandita. Of course having Kajol play a Nandita makes this a surefire winner for me anyway. It's quite... Read more
a tolerable timepass overall, with good performances except for the brat and a pretty good coverage of all sides of the triangle.DIL KYA KARE is the poignant saga of three individuals who are thrown into the paths of emotional turmoil at the merciless hands of fate. It is a story about unconditional love - love between child and adult, love between a husband and wife, love between two lovers - love that knows no parameters, no restrictions.Anand Kishore (Ajay Devgan) is a successful architect who leads a blissfully content life with his wife Kavita (Mahima Choudhary), five-year-old daughter Neha (Akshita Garud) and close friend Somu (Chandrachur Singh) - a billionaire by lineage, poet by choice. A picture perfect family, full of love, laughter and sunshine - life for them is one happy dream. Trouble begins when Kavita discovers that some 'aunty' has been visiting Neha at home and showering with gifts - without her knowledge. She also learns from Neha's school principle that the same 'aunt' has been visiting Neha regularly at school as well. Kavita gets very disturbed by these happenings, and just when she is at the end of her tether, the mysterious 'aunt' surfaces in person, in the form of Nandita Rai (Kajol). A series of startling revelations - the biggest one being that Nandita is in fact the biological mother of Neha, leaves Kavita disillusioned, Nandita traumatised, Anand devested and little Neha confused. The once happy and peaceful Kishore's family is left shattered and anchorless. What ensues are a series of events that test not only the intigrity and strength of the kisore's family, but also question the so called set norms of society, and of what is 'right' and what is 'wrong'. Nobody is really at fault and everybody wants to see each other happy.The question is ......... who finally make the supreme sacrifice and get at least one family together.
- Cast:
- Ajay Devgan, Chandrachur Singh, Mahima Choudhary
- Director:
- Prakash Jha
- Genres:
- Foreign , Bollywood
- Format:
- DVD
- Demand:
- Medium