Armaan

The funding of hospitals is never easy. There is always a constant demand for new equipment, medical researchers and other staff have to be paid and debts have to be met.. If you can find a rich donor who would... Full review

Armaan is an inspiring movie, with amazing performances, and nice music. The downfall of this film is that it slows down one minute, and goes too quickly the next. You are either confused from what has happened, or you are... Full review

... it was made in 2003 , by the time all the interest in such a subject had faded . It has too much melodrama , over acting , average song compositions , even some good acting and striking dialogues... Full review

Though I have seen long movies, this is one of the slower movies I have enjoyed. I stayed through Mohabbatein which didn't annoy due to it's pace. Yet I felt like forwarding scenes in Chalte Chalte and Parineeta. This movie... Full review

The Indian film Industry needs revival since it is stagnating with mediocracy in talent and the mediocracy is put on the pedestal and worshipped by few biased morons of the Indian Media, who have no clue about class, aesthetics or... Full review

One of the best Hindi movies in recent times. absolutely great. Almost a classic! The movie is quite different in the way it has been dealt with. Very nice and laid back.the performances are some of the best I have... Full review

I must admit that after seeing this film the first time a couple of weeks ago I was less than impressed. Bachchan, of course, was excellent, but I felt that movie was missing something, or maybe it was trying to... Full review

Armaan is a story woven around a hospital in a town called 'Chandipur' which I suspect has been the land of many other films. But what makes Armaan's 'Chandipur' special is that it stretches from Mussoorie and Mauritius to South... Full review

`Armaan', which marks Honey Irani's directorial debut, has a surfeit of high-minded sentiments, some genuinely honest and lovely moments, and unfortunately, also a number of snigger-inducing scenes. Mind you, her direction is charmingly understated, and the leads are truly likable.... Full review

After doing small roles in films like 'Armaan' and 'Pyaar Ke Side Effects', popular television actor Aamir Bashir is set to direct a film on a subject close to his heart - Kashmir. ... Full Article

Title Aarati Enterprises and Dinesh Ghandhi's 'ARMAAN' [Love . Ambition . Desire] creates a bit different storyline altogether. Story His adopted son Anil Kapoor [Dr. Akash Sinha], follow the footsteps of his father and becomes a neurosurgeon, he also shares... ... Full Article

Plot Obeying his father's dying wish, a young doctor attempts to raise funds for a new hospital, but falls foul of a wealthy and manipulative young woman. ... Full Article