Rishtey

Rishtey is phony, predictable fare. In Rishtey, while his cast may have performed well, they do not touch your heart. In Rishtey she is still playing the stereotypical mother crying for her child, while the hero gets all the action. ... Full Review

dramatic scenes....The sets, outfits and the overall look is stereotype.....a good film-maker....a very emotional, and dramatic story....Johnny Lal's cinematography is dazzling..... ... Full Review

Rishtey is phony, predictable fare.....she has more to do compared to the average Hindi film heroine, extra screen time does not always mean better roles.....Brothers Sanjeev-Darshan produce a mundane score....Again with a powerful cast, he played on the relationships between his characters to give the film its punch..... ... Full Review

A good entry-level masala movie, about a father battling to retain custody of the son he kidnapped from evil in-laws, "Rishtey" has a way too over-distended second half to click beyond Bollywood aficionados. Anil Kapoor is believable as the doting dad; Karisma Kapoor (no relation) makes less impression as the conflicted mother, with the distaff honors stolen by Shilpa Shetty as a brash fisher-woman who falls for Suraj. ... Full Review