Har Dil Jo Pyar Karega...

Raju (Salman Khan) is a singer hoping to get a singing career.He goes to Bombay,stays with his friend,and tries to make things happen.But then one night,a car flies out of nowhere and lands on a railroad track,and the first thing he sees is bangles,which means she is a wife.Then he saves her (Pooja,played by the wonderful Rani Mukherjee) and is now labled as Pooja's husband.

One of Pooja's relatives Monty,does not believe that he is really Romi,who Pooja married,but Pooja's friends father befriends him so he doesnt get into trouble.Pooja is in a coma for a few days,and her sister-like friend Janvhi (Preity Zinta) comes from America to stay with her.Then Raj falls in love with her,and vice versa.Then Pooja gets out of a coma,and falls in love with Raj!But,a twist.......HAR DIL JO PYAR KAREGA (EVERY HEART THAT FALLS IN LOVE)

Rani Mukherjee is the saving grace of this film that only gets mature by the second half.It is very foolish and has no meaning.But the fact that it was a hit in India,makes you wonder.The songs are mostly boring and stupid,besides the title track and 'Piya,Piya'.Go see it if you can handle a movie that is a little better than Pootie Tang,which was just dumb.3 out of 5

The film has nothing special to offer, except for very very melodious songs by Anu Malik, two beautiful girls (Preity Zinta and Rani Mukherjee), who, at that point of time, were reasonably newcomers, and today, both are the top actresses in India. It was nice to watch the film, as an entertainer, and there are some funny scenes. But the film does not have some novel script which can capture you.

Salman makes his part very well. As an actor whose mission in this film is to make people laugh, he knows how to combine this aspect with some emotional expressions, such as that when Preity informs him about the new car the family gifted him, and he feels offended about that.

Preity is very beautiful and there is something irresistible about her on-screen. The role may not have required histrionics from her, but she does her job effectively.

Mukherjee gets very little scope and doesn't make any impact. The first three quarters feature her lying on bed, and the remaining one introduces her as a good human being and caring sister, too typical and boring.

Watch it if you are a fan of Salman, Preity and to some extent Rani, and want to have some good two-three hours, but don't watch it if you expect to see a good, or even an average film. 4/10.

I have to admit I have NOT seen the movie but I want to comment on it. The last comment really trashed the movie. I have seen several of the songs on the smashing EROS International DVD Chart Toppers and they are fantastic. Really hard driving music and dancing. Even if the rest of the movie would turn out to be garbage, these hot songs would be the magic mushrooms on top of the dung hill. Iwould buy or see this movie for the songs alone. But then its the music and dance that I love about Bollywood movies. And while we are at it - check out Chart Toppers - forty five songs - four hours of Indian MTV with no commercials. Char Tppers from Yas Raj films is another excellent Bollywood musical compilation.

The movie is just a typical Indian film, nothing special about it. The only good parts, and the only parts I remember, were the special appearances by Shahrukh Khan. I'm not a huge fan of his, but his tiny, little 2 minute scenes stole the show.

It's one of my favorite Hindi movies of Rani Mukherjee, who is one of my most favorite actresses...It's remake of a Malayalam film named Chandralekha which is directed by Priyadarshan. I have watched the original as well. There are some changes in the Hindi version but the main story is the same. I love both Chandralekha and HDJPK. Here, Chandra's character is portrayed by Rani and Preity played the role of Lekha. The story, casts, songs everything are good...Actually, the story is okay but sometimes an ordinary piece can be such an extra-ordinary thing...All the songs are excellent...I like most 'Piya Piya' and 'Har Dil Jo Pyar Karega'...I love the duo of Rani and Preity so much...They set a major friendship goal...And the ending!!!...It can't be expressed in words...Shah Rukh and Salman are singing together the famous song from the Raj Kapoor's film Sangam...The 'Karan' and 'Arjun'!!!...This scene was not there in Chandralekha. That's why I love HDJPK's ending more.