Its stellar cast believed that the combined power of the film´s dialogues and Naushad´s music could transcend the ordinary and really move viewers. The makers of Deedar believed that their story had resonance. (I am groaning as I write this because it is so hackneyed.) Yet, why can I watch a vintage film like Deedar (1951) which is based on a similar premise and consider it to be good cinema?
Her beloved Rohit, is taken away from her. Tragedy strikes at the precise moment that Durga is to gaze upon the world for the first time. She regains her sight through the efforts of a stranger ( Arjun Rampal) who falls for her winsome ways and wishes to marry her. It is a heavy- handed amalgamation of predictable plotting notions weighed down by very ordinary acting and picturizations a film which sinks before intermission.ĭurga ( Amisha Patel) - a simple Rajasthani village girl, is blind. Bunty Soorma and Vikram Bhatt´s Humko Tumse Pyaar Hai has all the trappings of an old-fashioned melodrama, but fails to engage on any level. Of course, it is not simply a case of trying to recreate the old, but of presenting familiar motifs in unexpected ways. The endeavor can be rewarding as both Veer-Zaara and Parineeta have recently demonstrated. Public Rating Average: 5.1 / 10 (rated by 413 viewers)įilmmakers can´t be blamed for harking back to the past for inspiration. Let us know what you think about this review Music Review Reviewed by: Lidia Ostepeev - Rating: 3.0 / 10 Starring: Amisha Patel, Arjun Rampal, Bobby Deol, Alok Nath, Mukesh Tiwari, Beena, Achint Kaur, Kawaljeet Singh, Vivik Shauq, Anang Desai Producer: Ali Morani, Bunty Soorma, Karim Morani
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