Saathiya

SAATHIYA IS SHAAD ALI'S BEST FILM TILL DATE , EVEN THOUGH IT IS A REMAKE OF TAMIL FILM "ALAIPAYUTHE" . VIVEK AND RANI STANDS OUT WITH THEIR PERFORMANCE AS WELL AS SANDHYA MRIDUL , EVEN SHE PROVED THAT SHE IS NO... Full review

I LOVE this movie, it brings out the ups and downs of marriage and for Wester audiences sheds some light on how marriages are arranged in India. On a crticial note, the fights they have in the beginning could have more... Full review

This movie is not only interesting but also leaves the predictable storyline of most Bollywood films. It touches aspects of Indian culture rarely seen. The music and awesome too.... Full review

This movie was da best. Looking at all the aspects of the movie.. This movie was great starting from Rani Mukerjee to Music to Vivek Obeori to Shaad Ali(movie's Director) Music was the ear poppine and Rani's Performance was Spellbounding..... Full review

Who would get hit by one vehicle then get hit by another??????????? SHe walks on the street. Gets hit by one car and crashes into another car. How stupid is that???????... Full review

Six months after I saw this movie I saw Chalte Chalte. Rumors had it that the two movies were similar. Yes the concept was similar yet the movies are completely different. This movie lies above Chalte Chalte. This movie is... Full review

i had never seen so good movie as this one ,outstanding acting & story combination i had seen it nearly 25 times but not yet bored only people who r in love can understand this movie better... Full review

I have just seen SAATHIYA, and I never new that I could be so gripped by a Bollywood type movie. I was loving almost every minute.EXCELLENT.I just wish I could find love like that. Gave me a lump in my... Full review

i just love this movie cause..vivek n rani...i just love them ...when i was 6/7 years in 2002 its just something miracle happened to me..that wen i n ma sister bot the cassete we were jumping with exitement ! . we... Full review

With Mani Rathnam and A R Rehman linked to a project, one cannot be in to much doubt that if nothing else the music is going to be mind blowing.But that was not the case with Saathiya. It not only... Full review

Rahman's musical genius comes to the fore in Chupke Se which has a delectable blend of two different melodies. The album then gets into a festive mood with Chalka Chalka Re sung by Richa Sharma, Mahalaxmi, Vaishali, and Shoma. ... Full Review

pulsating music by A R Rahman.....Perhaps the best song is the title track by Nigam, who handles the music quite smoothly, with an equally impressive chorus.....Clearly, those who enjoyed the Tamil music will also find the Hindi version catchy.....With catchy yet pleasant music, those who have not heard Alai Payuthey should be the first ones to lineup for Saathiya ..... ... Full Review

There are plusses here, including a handful of nifty song and dance numbers filmed in striking locations (shame these aren't subtitled) the bustle of Mumbai is effectively captured in scenes filmed on the city's busy streets and train stations. Clunky dialogue and awkward plot twists don't succeed in generating the sympathy we're meant to feel for Suhani and there are major character inconsistencies that make the whole scenario look rather implausible. ... Full Review

dramatic scenes....Anil Mehta's cinematography is splendid.....Gulzar's lyrics are fit into this songs....the song like "Saathiya" "Chupke Se", & "Udi Udi" is fantastic..... ... Full Review

Mumbai: The man with the silken voice - Sonu Niigaam has worked with umpteen composers in Bollywood but he maintains that his favourites are Annu Malek and AR Rahman because they explore his versatility. ... Full Article

Mumbai: After maintaining a stoic silence over her romantic alliance with the Yash Raj scion Aditya Chopra, dusky belle Rani Mukerji has opened fire at all her colleagues who dub her as a Yash Raj girl. ... Full Article

I HAVE heard a lot about the Mumbai local trains and the over-crowded stations, but trust me, at the peak hours, the Pune local trains are no less (probably because the frequency of the trains here are comparatively very low). ... Full Article

Film Worth: $9.50 The tradition of the musical film may have been lost to western cinema audiences until recently but this genre has been thriving in India since the 1950's. ... Full Article

Small screen actor Ujjwal Rana, who stars in the daily soap "Ghar Ek Sapna" on Sahara One, believes the organisers of reality TV programmes let a lot of talent fade away once the show is over. ... Full Article

Mumbai: The lifeline of Mumbai - the local train - that was attacked on Tuesday has been used as an anchor by many filmmakers. Mumbai's lifeline has played cupid, conduit and character in several Bollywood films. ... Full Article