Pyaar Kiya To Darna Kya

A 1998 release of the Hindi love comedy Pyaar Kiya To Darna Kya. Directed by Sohail Khan and produced by Bunty Walia, the movie stars Salman Khan and Kajol in the lead roles, with Arbaaz Khan and Dharmendra appearing in supporting roles.

The film revolves around the story of Muskaan (Kajol), a young woman who lives with her protective older brother Vishal (Arbaaz Khan). Muskaan falls in love with Suraj (Salman Khan), a carefree and fun-loving guy who lives in the same village. However, their love faces opposition from Vishal, who does not want his sister to marry Suraj. The story takes various twists and turns as Suraj tries to win over Vishal and prove his love for Muskaan.

"Pyaar Kiya To Darna Kya" is a lighthearted and entertaining film that captures the essence of young love. The chemistry between Salman Khan and Kajol is one of the highlights of the movie, and their performances add depth to their respective characters. Salman Khan brings his charm and charisma to the role of Suraj, while Kajol delivers a spirited and lively performance as Muskaan. The supporting cast, including Arbaaz Khan and Dharmendra, also contribute well to the film.

The film's soundtrack is another aspect that stands out. Composed by Jatin-Lalit, the music of "Pyaar Kiya To Darna Kya" includes popular tracks like "O O Jaane Jaana" and "Tum Par Hum Hai Atke". These songs became huge hits and are still remembered and enjoyed by audiences today.

While the movie follows a somewhat predictable storyline and relies on some clichés of the romantic comedy genre, it compensates with its light-hearted humor and enjoyable moments. The picturesque locations and colorful cinematography add to the visual appeal of the film.

Overall, "Pyaar Kiya To Darna Kya" is an entertaining and enjoyable romantic comedy that showcases the charm and talent of its lead actors. It offers a mix of romance, comedy, and drama, making it a good choice for fans of Bollywood masala movies. If you appreciate light-hearted entertainment with catchy music and charming performances, this film is worth a watch.

Muskaan (played by Kajol) is an orphan being raised by her uncle (Dharmendra) and overly-protective brother (Arbaaz Khan). She goes away to college and is wooed and won by Suraj (Salman Khan), but her brother doesn't approve.

This is a sweet romantic comedy with two particularly good songs and some fun choreography. The plot, while predictable, is enjoyable. The chemistry between Kajol and Arbaaz Khan was a bit more than should be for siblings at times, which gave the first of the movie an odd feel. Salman Khan was charming, as usual, and did well in his silly role. Overall, it's a fun, lighthearted, and entertaining film.

If there is one Salman Khan film that showcased his acting skills and charm then that film is Pyaar Kiya to Darna Kya. It is a simple love story between a simple village belle and a city slicker. Salman Khan was at his best in the movie. I mean in every way- acting ,looks and physique. I saw a difernet Salman Khan is this movie.

This is a must see whether you are a Salman Khan fan or not

An enjoyable 1st half but close to unwatchable in the 2nd barring a few scenes involving the lead stars. The presence of Salman and Kajol in the end is the only thing that somewhat lifts this movie up. Salman is his usual funny/wacky self and it was fun to see the old Salman for a change. Since I was in India when PKTDK released I can safely say Salman's popularity hit its peak w/ this movie. 'O O Jaane Jaana' was a rage and physique/looks wise he has probably never looked better. But he isn't the TOP performer of the movie, Kajol is. She looks gorgeous(yet simple) and takes full advantage of being the only well developed character in the entire movie. I wish she had more to do because everything else about PKTDK is one BIG annoying cliché. For a romantic comedy there's hardly any romance. Hardly any face-to-face interaction between Salman and Kajol(when did they fall in love?) and this hurts BIG TIME because there isn't much chemistry between the two.

So anyway, I've no clue what made me watch this mediocre flick in 2006 but I did enjoy seeing Salman and Kajol. 1998 was a time where both were at the top of their game. A pity PKTDK had such a mediocre script because both stars happen to be excellent romantic actors.

Watch it if you're a really, really BIG fan of Salman or Kajol.

It was the year 2006 when I watched this innocent world of"Pyar Kiya Tu Darna Kya" created by Sohail Khan. Being a 4th standard student, the movie was a loveable and pure adventure from the start to end. As the year passed, Salman gets older with time and taste of the audience got changed. His selection of movies changes and grass-root of Indian Cinema changed. But still, films like Pyar Kiya Tu Darna Kiya rules the heart of people like me, who wants to smile and escape realities for a few moments.

I had watched this film more than 10 times, so I can analyze the awesomeness of every scene in it + I have steerable memories attached to it.

Film open up with a beautiful instrumental title credit number and with each and every scene taking the story forward, the film gets funny, Sweet, Cute, romantic and emotional. A boy tried his level best to impress the brother of his beloved in Soothing Hilly areas. The story is Simple. The College Life of the 1990s was charming, Social Media wasn't the phenomenon, Friendships were real and they had real fun during the sport days and trips.

Salman Khan entrance in the "O O Jane Jana" number is iconic. In this film he has a childlike innocence, he makes you smile, laugh hard to forget about your real-life worries. He's your psychotherapist, relieving the every day tensions. Kajol is the real definition of Asian Beauty. Her wardrobe was simple yet charming. Anyone can fall in love with her eyes and voice. Arbaz Khan was good in his limited addition role as "Bade Bhaiyyya", his scenes with Salman Khan were extremely funny. Looks like, Salman got revenge in Dabbang after beating him up. Dharmendra is my All-time favorite and I loved his role as "Chachu". A loveable elder of the family. His scenes with Salman Khan were best. I want to see him with Salman in the latter half of the career but that couldn't happen. Salman Khan Friendship pack did great. They were innocent and great. They played some Awesome cricket while defending 11 runs. Tiku Talsania as Principle was funny and Razak Khan as Tongawala was best with the dialogue "Saala Deewana". Asif Sheikh and Nirmal Pandey justified to their roles so did Anjala Zaveri.

Music from Jatin Lalit is classic and audible. Songs like O O Jane Jana, Deewana Main Chala are still used in Transport buses, Rickshaws and even loved in School, College, and Universities.

Location is the core of this Film and Sohail Khan direction beautifully captures the innocence and beauty of that era. He successfully created an innocent world which we seek when we're done with reality.

Pyar Kiya to Darna Kiya is an epic sweet and Innocent romantic comedy of late 1990's era with memorable music. Watch it with your family and create some memories.

It was released on 27 March 1998. So, I considered it a birthday gift from Salman Khan.