Akele Hum Akele Tum

Great film;great story with great songs. My all favourite songs are in it. I watched this film because of its music. Anu Malik truly a maestro. Every actors has done a brilliant performance I have got birth on mother earth on 1999 n this film was released in the year of 1995, nearly 4 years before my birth. Story was written 27 years ago but I found it so relevant till date. How carefully they have shown us the love between father and son. A father who always dreamt becoming a playback singer under a unwelcome situation, give up his dream just to give a secure live to his son. In the scene at the court room, Amir Sir said, "konsa book mai likha hai ki ek maa hi uski santan ko zyada pyar karti hai, kiyun ki bo komol mon ki hoti hai. Pappa vi utnahi pyar kar sakta hai zitna ki ek ma. " While watching i found, story putting us in suspense ; as one scene get finish our heart would be like... What will happen in next scene. In my words, it's a solid piece of filming.

I feel, it wil etched my mind.

AHAT is a dream movie. Director Mansoor Khan was in full form and he gifted us a movie of lifetime. Though the movie was inspired from Hollywood flick "Kramer vs kramer" it had its own way of conveying thought.Watching Aamir and Manisha is a treat for every cine-goers.The young artist did reasonably well. Aamir effectively delineated the situation of an estranged father.He looked quite dashing too.Manisha too conveyed every thought through her eyes.Performancewise the movie is first rate.Music is outstanding. especially "raja ko rani se","aisa jakham kiya hai"can be picked out of the lot.On the whole AHAT is a apt example of good cinema.A must watch.

There are several films which flop but actually are good films and the vice versa

AKELE HUM AKELE TUM was a remake of KRAMER vs KRAMER but yet is a good film

The film however was rejected by audiences and the same audiences loved the overrated RAJA HINDUSTANI(1996)

AHAT was released in 1995 when Aamir gave 2 flops like BAAZI and AATHANK HI AATHANK and a hit RANGEELA This film is a nice movie and realistically displays problems of marriage and how the couple fights for the kid something rehashed in RISHTEY(2002) which flopped too

The movie is well handled, there are some song and dances in between but mostly the focus is on the story The film moves on a gentle pace and touches your heart The courtroom drama is brilliant and less over filmy then most court scenes The climax is good too Mansoor Khan does a great job as a director Music is very good

Aamir Khan acts his part brilliantly, he is simply superb and understated Manisha too performs well and suits her part Amongst rest Mushtaq Khan is good(for once i saw him in a non funny role) Paresh too excels as the lawyer while Neeraj Vohra leaves a mark rest are good

Akele Hum Akele Tum is a emotional family drama. A remake of Hollywood Classic Kramer Vs Kramer with Dustin Hoffman. Aamir Khan plays the struggling father who has to look after his son and work at the same time, after his wife suddenly decides to leave the house. Aamir Khan delivers a Powerful and Brilliant performance. Manisha Koraila is the women you will hate in a average role. You hate her because her character is so selfish, that she walks out on her kid. Akele Hum Akele Tum is longer then Kramer Vs Kramer, with more added story lines. Some great scenes between the father son relationship. One great scene is when the kid request's a present a little expensive. Aamir tries ever so hard to get the money, but ends up arrested. His son waits hours and hours, till Aamir comes home, to tell his son he failed. The kid understands and Aamir starts crying. Great direction from Hit Director Mansoor Khan of Qayamat se Qayamat Tak, Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar and Josh. A must see

"Akele Hum Akele Tum" is a Bollywood movie released in 1995. It is a romantic drama film directed by Mansoor Khan and produced by Ratan Jain. The movie features Aamir Khan and Manisha Koirala in the lead roles.

Plot: The story revolves around Rohit (Aamir Khan), a struggling playback singer, and Kiran (Manisha Koirala), a successful and talented classical singer. They meet, fall in love, and get married against the wishes of their respective families. Initially, they live a happy life together, but soon Kiran's career takes off while Rohit continues to struggle. The pressure of Kiran's success and Rohit's professional failure puts a strain on their relationship. Eventually, they decide to separate, and Kiran gets the custody of their young son.

Review: "Akele Hum Akele Tum" received generally positive reviews upon its release. The film was praised for its emotional depth and heartfelt performances by Aamir Khan and Manisha Koirala. Both actors portrayed the complexities of their characters with conviction, and their chemistry on-screen was appreciated.

The movie's music, composed by Anu Malik, was a major highlight and is still remembered for its soulful melodies. Songs like "Raja Ko Rani Se Pyar Ho Gaya" and "Dil Mera Churaya Kyun" became popular and are fondly remembered by audiences.

The film's plot was loosely inspired by the Hollywood movie "Kramer vs. Kramer," but it still managed to resonate with the Indian audience due to its strong emotional core and exploration of relationships. However, some critics pointed out that the screenplay could have been tighter in certain parts.

Overall, "Akele Hum Akele Tum" is a touching and emotional film that captures the ups and downs of a relationship and the sacrifices one makes for love and family. It remains a favorite for many Bollywood movie enthusiasts, particularly fans of romantic dramas and Aamir Khan's exceptional acting. If you enjoy heartfelt emotional dramas with great music, this movie could be worth watching.