Mere Jeevan Saathi

This is a dreadful film....

I cannot forgive anyone in the making or acting in this film...

The end was just the thing i was hoping did not occur... stupid people and their stupid thinking it was by no means a good ending or any decent ending...

Some people in this film should have died ages ago that did not happen and just lead to more time wasted watching this movie...

Karisma looked good but even she could not deliver in this appalling film, the other actress A Patel, well we all know she cannot act anyway but god damn was she bad in this film or what... It felt like a theatre rehearsal that went really bad... Why wasn't A patel killed?? More anger, more death better script would have been good... 'Anjaam' the movie should have been used as guidance.

Akshay has a major role but is sidelined by poor dialogues, script and poor selection all together...

People who conceived this film and thought its good should be executed...

The best sequence is Karisma's dance on glass.. thats what gets it a one out of ten i would have given it a zero otherwise.

This film was started in 2001 and released in 2006 after lot of delay

Karisma too retired till the film released, Amisha became a 0 and Akshay Kumar had begin to start signing better films

The film is similar to AITRAAZ and released 2 yrs later then AITRAAZ though it started before it

The delay shows in the film and the handling too is regressive

The film's theme itself is decayed and adding villainy tracks spoils it further

Direction by Suneel Darshan is bad Music is old fashioned

Akshay is just okay, Karisma is good while Amisha is ordinary

This movie was extremely emotional. It's like I was with her, it touched my heart WOW. I flew away with them. Even the "Apki tasveer" song sounded like humming of the heart. Very underrated! Even Karishma's small moments were spot on as the character. Shows what Indian movies are made of, powerful and endless love. Majority of the world would of shrugged her away and called her crazy, but Akshay said something like "At the end I will let you make the decision" so respectful, Amisha's understanding and sacrifices also. The end was a reality of life. Don't know why all the angry essays and script experts, so triggered. Hypnotized by mainstream and over smart society, shame. Either way, this movie hits teens during the 2000s hard. Basic yet classic, aura is unmatched, love it and salute to the whole team! Thank you, I am so grateful!

Okay - a very typical Hindi melodrama, very badly written, with some atrociously written dialogues and cliched elements. The film relies only completely on the star power of its leads. Akshay Kumar is of course just the presence, he's got no role to write home about neither does he look like someone who takes it too seriously to begin with. Ameesha Patel is just there. Obviously, Karisma Kapoor is very charismatic and good-looking, and she is too immersed in her obsessive strike. Sadly, the director allows her to really go wild at the role and sometimes she just takes it too far and completely overacts. This is not to say she isn't any good because it is her appearance that rises above the mediocrity of the show and gives it some value and interest. The film has melodious songs, among which "Tum Bin Na Hum Jeesakenge" is an absolute gem. One can expect no less from Nadeem-Sharavan. Sadly, one can't expect much from Suneel Darshan either, and it shows here.

I tend to avoid Suneel Darshan films because they are usually pathetic. The reason why I gave this one a go was because I'd heard that Karishma Kapoor was doing a negative role and I wanted to see how she pulled that off. Karishma really hams her way through (like she does in almost all her films) by overdoing her seductress act. Kudos to the person who accurately describes her as a combination of a stoned Marlene Dietrich and the psychopathic rabbit from 'Watership Down'. Due to lousy dialogues and bad direction Akshay Kumar's performance does suffer. Perhaps he just did the movie as a favour because he looks as though he could care less. Amisha Patel isn't acting. She's rehearsing for a soap opera. 'Mere Jeevan Saathi' may have made for an episode of a TV soap. The songs are plain boring but I liked 'Mashooka' because of its catchiness and Alisha Chinoy's voice. There isn't much else to say regarding this film because it's all atrocious.