Kuch Naa Kaho

This is my first Indian film I'v seen & I really loved it! The film has really got hard drama & the musical parts are awesome, there dancing sequences are amazing!The performances from the actors were great especially Aishwarya Rai.

I really like the part when Namrata (Aishwarya) & Raj (Abhishek) sing out their feelings for each other it was very romantic & when towards the end Namrata is shouting at Sanjeev (Adi's real father)& decides to choose Raj over him was very heavy drama.

After seeing this film & Aishwarya Rai's performance, it has really attracted me want to watch more Bollywood movies, especially with Aishwarya Rai starring in it.In fact, I just watched Bride & Prejudice & its a great film the same director of 'Bend It Like Beckham, Gurinder Chadha. She is such a genius, mixing Bollywood style with Western movie style.

This is a really classy Bollywood production, with great cast, well developed characters, superb direction and some nice scenery.

Although I generally find Bollywood films a bit boring - well the musical, sing-songy ones anyway - this one really hit the mark for me.

It was really entertaining and I have trouble getting the main song out of my head!

The plot is quite simple and you know where it's going right from the start, but that is the only negative I could find in it.

Otherwise very entertaining fare, and I'd recommend it particularly for anyone that's new to Bollywood.

I am new to the Bollywood film scene. This is my second Bollywood movie that I have greatly enjoyed. The first being Bunty aur Babli. I knew from the get go that the acting would be so so, but still none the less I found myself moved by these films.

A movie should suspend reality for a few moments and bring us into their world! They should make us feel the range of emotions that make us feel alive.

This movie has fulfilled many of these things. Though there are short comings in this film they can easily be over looked because of the great fun and beauty that is presented here! The little I have seen of Abhisek in these 2 films make my really like him. I think he is really cool and sometimes watching him do the musical numbers makes me wish I could up these doing these dances and having all that fun! Watch this movie and have some fun!

The movie was very enjoyable.I thought this Koi Mil Gaya and also Kal Ho Naa and also Chalte Chalte were some of the most enjoyable movies that year.I know every time a Sippy family member directs well we wont be excepting a another Sholay or on any other Friday.I thought this movie would have a brand new story because the theme was Love cant be arranged.I did watch this with exceptions.But still the..

The story was simple.As excepted the acting was excellent.Aish proves that she is a beauty with brains.Her confrontation between Araax Khan in the climax is note worthy and will leave a good impression.Abhisek proves that his father was still not only the reason he his getting offers.He has talent all over.The kid is really good through.Others are fine.I liked the Abhi Ash combination here much more than in Guru and Umrao Jaan.Comedy scenes,hilarious dialogs are all terrific

There are 6 songs in this movie but they are a mixed feeling.3 are great(Tumhe Aaj Maine,Aachi,and the title song) but other the 3(ABBG,Kehta Hai,Baat Meri) are weak.Their Picturisations are really good through.The best song being Aachi.oh,i should also the chemistry between the leads are portrayed well.

Its a great movie though,surely,give it a chance

I caught this film on television recently, and it has completely convinced me to watch more Bollywood flicks.

It's a fun film, and its a musical with a modern edge (I adore the dance club number). While Hollywood is still doing musicals stuck in earlier eras (clearly just trying to emulate the musicals of the 40s and 50s), Bollywood has apparently picked up the torch and carried on.

This film is sensitive, endearing, and doesn't have to be an accomplishment of modern cinema to be so. It is reviving an genre that I thought was lost forever (the classic musical) for me. It is worthy of Fred Estere.