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If the ambition is to provide two hours of instantly forgettable, popcorn-munching escapism, it succeeds.

This story has more twists and turns than a second-rate soap opera.

This is one of the few movies I've ever seen where the whole audience broke into spontaneous, loud applause a third of the way in.

By the time the dramatic fireworks start popping off, each one feels earned.

This movie was excellent! From the very beginning of the movie, you couldn't help but find Aman Mathur (Shah Rukh Khan) charming and lovable! His cheerfulness and big smile was contagious! Preity Zinta did a wonderful job as Naina. Saif Ali Khan was excellent portraying Rohit Patel, Naina's best friend. All three actors played their parts very well. The friendship between the three of them was quite touching.Half way through the movie I realized I was going to need a box of tissues, especially when Naina's baby sister thought she was the trouble for the family. When she asked her Mother when God would send an angel to them, I found myself wanting to cuddle her and tell her it would all be okay. Even though Naina seemed to be a negative personality, you had to learn why she had become the way she was. Eventually, you knew that Aman and Rohit were both drawn to her. You just assumed that one of the men would likely fall in love with her, but with all the twists and turns in the story, you weren't able to decide what was going to happen. Just when I thought I had it all figured out, something different would occur and throw me off track.The "other woman" in the movie caught me completely off guard! I thought for sure that I had her pegged correctly and knew what she was all about, but I was wrong.Like I said, there are many unexpected twists and turns in this movie, but as for the ending, well, just watch and see!

Kal Ho Naa Ho came out in 2003, I was 9 at that time and I was slowly starting to fall out of love with the Karan Johar universe. I hated his second feature Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham mostly because it did not have that youthful vibe which Kuch Kuch did and it was mostly a tearful slog. Dil Chahta Hai came out in 2001 and it was one film which completely blew me away. It felt so realistic, so natural compared to a Johar film and with the memories of this movie in my mind, I stepped into the theater pretty much prepared to dislike KHNH.The film starts off with a voice over from Preity Zinta who plays Naina. She describes all the things that are messed up in her life by introducing each of her family members one by one and highlighting their conflicts and how together they make her life miserable. The only introduction she gives where she seems genuinely happy to introduce that person is Rohit(Saif Ali Khan). So one day a pretty bad fight breaks out in her house involving her grandmother and her sister who's adopted. Trying to console her sad and distraught sister along with her mother Jenny(Jaya Bachchan),she prays to God to help her out, make her life a little better, show some light in this pitch black darkness. That's when we're introduced to Aman(SRK) who we find out is Naina's neighbor's nephew. So SRK is basically introduced as a god- like figure who's out here to solve all of Naina's problems. I literally groaned when I saw this scene and was prepared for another K3G like bore fest where our hero is holier than thou but followed was a genuinely funny, moving, bittersweet tale of love, friendship and sacrifice.Aman initially irritates Naina but in doing so he touches a few emotional chords with her. He becomes her source of liberation. He teaches her that all the baggage in the world isn't on her shoulders and most importantly he teaches her how to smile. Naturally Naina slowly and helplessly falls for Aman not knowing he has a big dark secret which means that they could never be together. Aman realizing this goes to Rohit who he's pretty sure has a crush on Naina to tell him to man up, go after the girl he likes and convert their friendship to love. Rohit initially reluctant, agrees and pursues a dejected Naina. Will Rohit get Naina? What is Aman's dark secret? And why is Aman doing all this for Naina and her family? These are the questions which form the crux of this plot.The film's handling is very deft and extremely stylish. Yes it is a sugar coated world but the problems in this film feel genuine, feel real. The overall screenplay in the first half is exceptional to say the least. SRK's quick witted humor, Saif's callous silliness, Preity's introvertism and her refusal to open up blend seamlessly with the plot. There are also these lovely touches in the screenplay like quick vignettes of the entire cast describing when Naina smiles, or what first love means to them and other abstract thoughts like this during the song sequences. And who can forget the insanely funny "Kanta Ben" gag!Its in the second half when the things get emotional and the plot begins to unravel fully do we realize how clichéd and corny this script is but never at any point in the film are we bored in any way. Even during the heavy duty moments, the humor and jokes keep flowing. The film's director is Nikhil Advani, one of Karan Johar's former trusted associated but you can clearly see Johar's touch evident in a significant portion of the film. The film's script has ridiculous plot holes and huge lapses in logic by the time it reaches its conclusion which seem laughable and overly romanticized in this era of realistic films and filmmakers like Kashyap, Dibakar, Bhardwaj etc. But then for me a good film is never about a realistic or believable story but more about the conviction with which a director pulls his story off and the and how true he is to himself and to the material which Advani does with supreme and utmost conviction.Now coming to the performances Saif is absolutely delightful here. Yes, he has done this role a plethora of times in the past, but within the context of this movie, he is cast absolutely perfectly. Preity does a fine job as well. Naina's role is written in such a way that if the performance hadn't been convincing, the character would have come off as quite annoying. But Preity truly makes us care, she is restrained and heartfelt in the emotional scenes and totally game in the comic ones. And finally Shahrukh, this isn't a performance as much as it is a greatest collection hits of all his previous roles. The lip quivering, the over emotional stammer, its all there. But you got to give it to him for sustaining his style for so many years and doing it with absolutely no qualms. Despite all the lack of restraint and subtlety in SRK's acting, his charisma, his style, his panache is unmatchable and even here you hopelessly fall in love with Aman.Over the years I've revisited KHNH multiple times and it is definitely one of the films from my childhood which has a special place in my heart and which still reminds me what a charismatic actor SRK is and how he quickly became the 4 year old me's absolute favorite. Yes it will seem ridiculously corny now guys, but consider the time it was made in, consider the regressiveness which prevailed in Hindi cinema some 12 years back. Factor in all this and watch it from the heart, it's one of those rare gems in the rom-com genre which has sustained for this long!

i said it there you go.this film is a classic of last decade 2000 to 2010 so many years passed but one thing is sure you will either love it or hate it because of the storythis is the story about 3 people aman,naina & rohit they are Indians living in NY how they meet,& how their presence affect other people around & change their lives there is love & hate & passion in thisthe cast is really fantastic in this film i mean Srk,Sak,& Preety zinta was awesome.sanjay kapoor & sonali bendre makes appearance too,the chemistry between each character is so strong.the music became a huge hit specially the title track & its time to disco song whole album is great if you have it.plus shahrukh khan will make you laugh cray in many scenes.my mother did cry during the title song because the lyrics are so true it will hit you.now i wont tell you the rest of the story but its a sad love story i tell you but comes a lot of fun also.if you have seen Dil Dhahta Hai 2001 don't expect this one to be like that its different.as the title says Kal Ho Na Ho(tomorrow may come or not) but remember what James bond said..tomorrow never dies so i say this is a must buy film 2003 was a great year it brings back memories.this is a must see film my rating is 10/10

Naina is an unsmiling pessimist whose life is turned around by Aman, an 'angel' who happens across her by chance and brings with him unrelenting optimism and love…and a desire to help others. Rohit is her best friend, a flirt who is generally unlucky with women and finds her unattractive. With Aman's help, they begin to see what should have been obvious all along. Kal ho naa ho's main theme is about living in the moment, and following your heart. It doesn't sound very original, but it's executed in a way that feels new anyhow. I love the incorporation of the tension in Naina's household between her grandmother and basically the rest of them due to a tragic event in their past that has colored every aspect of their lives and ways of seeing one another. Aman invades their lives in every way as well, and it's funny to see him tease Naina even though you can see a tiny hint of affection towards her every now and tehn. Naina's stiffness and stubbornness isn't too annoying as you can sympathize with her, and you see that she's holding herself back because she doesn't know what she wants. Rohit is an interesting character as he isn't what he seems to be, and it's easy to root for him despite the fact that Aman is played by Sharukh Khan and it's pretty hard to compete with that…I found Aman's character very inspiring, due to his selflessness and unwillingness to impose on those he cares about. It was especially intense when after the diary scene he was so overwhelmed by his own heartache that he was unable to face Rohit. And I love the ending where Aman actually jumps out of his hospital bed and runs across the city just to see Naina and Rohit. I also like that they addressed the fact that Rohit was being coached by Aman into 'wooing' Naina and the fact that this would most likely upset her, as well as the way they handled it. I think the cutest part was when Aman was on his deathbed and he asked Gia to marry him, and Gia said no, but when he said 'please?' she agreed. There is a running joke that pokes fun at gay men, or at least at those who are disgusted by them. I suppose its not too offensive, although the fact that the actual gay guy that they have at the end (the designer guy) was overly, uh, feminine probably isn't a coincidence. Rohit's dad's line about passing 'the cock' was amusing, though. The music is very nice and generally helps to further the plot. it's the right mix of slow, romantic, cheerful, melancholic, and lively music. 'It's the time to disco' may be a cheesy song title, but it's very catchy and the sequence is energetic and beautifully shot. Overall, Kal Ho Naa Ho is a beautiful movie that is shot in a lavish and over-the-top way that is characteristic of bollywood, but its heart is in the right place. It feels sincere and the story can be universally appreciated.