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Hum Tumhare Hain Sanam

India 2002
produced by
K.C. Bokadia for B.M.B. Productions
directed by K.S. Adiyaman
starring Shahrukh Khan, Madhuri Dixit, Salman Khan, Atul Agnihotri, Suman Ranganathan, Aishwarya Rai, Alok Nath, Aruna Irani, Laxmikant Berde, Vikas Anand, Asha Sharma, Payal Malhotra, Dinesh Hingoo, Azad Khatri, Sajal Bohra
written by K.S.Adiyaman, dialogue by Reema Rakeshnath, music by Shravan Rathod, Nadeem Saifi

review by
Mike Haberfelner

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Gopal (Shahrukh Khan) marries Radha (Madhuri Dixit), his childhood sweetheart whom he hasn't seen for many years, so it comes as a bit of a surprise for Gopal that she is deeply attached to pop star Suraj (Salman Khan), another of her childhood friends she has met only after parting ways with Gopal back in childhood. So having a private life isn't too easy for the two, since not only does Suraj stop by at eery opportunity, also her brother Prashant (Atul Agnihotri) and his sister Neeta (Suman Ranganathan) are always around and eventually start trouble ... and soon enough, Gopal gets so worked up by the situation that he hits his sister in front of everybody and throws out Prashant.

Actually though, Gopal is jealous of Suraj, about whom Radha seems to talk day-in, day-out, and whom she phones and meets when he is out to work. Radha's and Suraj's calls and meetings are strictly harmless, still Gopal can't shake the feeling that his wife might cheat on him ... eventually the situation culminates in Gopal throwing Radha out.

Now everybody feels guilty, except for Gopal, who thinks he's in the right, and everybody tries to apologize into Gopal, but to no avail, if anything the apologies only heat up the situation even more ... and it's not at all helped by the fact that Gopal now carries a gun.

Enter Sulman (Aishwarya Rai), Suraj's blind girlfriend (who has not previously figured in the film), who, tired of Gopal's self-righteousness, scolds him and talks sense into him .... and what do you know, the blind girl made him seeing again. He hurries over to Radha's new home - and just in time, as she's about to kill herself with sleeping pills. They make up in a hurry and drive over to an award ceremony where Suraj is awarded musician of the millenium - and upon Gopal's request, Radha climbs up and shares the stage with Suraj.

Happy ending for everyone.

 

This film makes a lot of promises ... but then falls short to deliver. This could have been an excellent psycho-thriller about a husband's undying love to his wife that turns to hatred and violence when not properly returned. All sorts of situations could have stemmed from this. Instead hjowever, it is just about a selfrighteous man going a tad overboard (with some of his reactions totally understandable), but then enter out of the blue Aishwarya Rai to set things right again ... and somehow all the whole situation of this 3-hour movie is resolved in the last ten minutes in what's best described an anti-climax.

Acting wise, Shahrukh Khan delivers another wonderful performance (but as much could have been expected from him), and pretty Aishwarya Rai does manage to lend some weight to her brief role, but Madhuri Dixit remains pale throughout, and Salman Khan doesn't manage to lend any colour to his admittedly pale character.

In all, this film is rather a disappointment.

 

review © by Mike Haberfelner

 

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