Aa Ab Laut Chalen

Rishi Kapoor's directorial debut brings for the first time on RK films banner Super Star Rajesh Khanna. This movie was released after a five year exile by Rajesh Khanna. He appears in the movie as a character actor who shoulders... Full review

very good movie, good direction , good music,very good story ,screenplay, cinematography and of course acting.... Full review

Aa ab Laut Chalen is directed by Rishi Kapoor (his maiden directorial effort). There's little to say about this bland little film. Its clichéd of course and seems to go on forever. Its inoffensive by conventional Bollywood standards and features... Full review

Its not Excellent however its a Good Movie, Different from a typical Bollywood Movie, A Good Family Entertainer, and also things to be learn, but for people who want ACTION sequences when not required, some HOT, SPICY scenes just for... Full review

Thank god for Kal Ho Naa Ho. Otherwise I felt that movies about NRIs would continually be thrashing us after I saw this. I mean as an American I have much more respect for elders some of the people in... Full review

Rishi Kapoor does not disappoint on his debut . AA AB LAUT CHALEN is your average masala movie (but no heavy-duty action sequences) and it rouses the viewers' emotions about his/her parents , friends , the futility of deserting your... Full review

There are several plots within this film so let me just tell you the main one. Aishwarya Rai plays a young Indian woman who comes to NYC from India only to find out that her brother has sent for her... Full review

I watched this as an Aishwarya fan. I think it's her 4th movie, so it's interesting for me to see her when she was "younger"--although that's only a few years ago! She looked really skinny--too skinny! In a couple of... Full review

The story line goes thusly : Abroad ! the term itself has a kind of honey-money reminding effect! Indian men are ready to wash dishes and be a waiter, drive cabs, sweep the Airport premises to keep it clean …all this... Full review

Aa Ab Laut Chale is one of the most under appreciated films of the 1990's. The film really deserved to do much better business than it did, something I would attribute to some very poor marketing and release timing. Anyhow... Full review

Sameer Arya's cinematography is great in close-ups....an actor of his calibre is forced to mouth inane dialogues in contrived situations.....Aishwarya Rai sports a plastic smile....Suman Ranganathan plays her vampish part with elan and pulls it off well.... ... Full Review