Dil Pardesi Ho Gayaa

This is the most beautiful movie and best love story, i have ever seen. I have seen this 8 times from the first day i saw it.But i am very disappointed that this movie was FLOPPED , it should be blockbuster.The best thing about this movie is that it gives a very strong messages about love and humanity. This movie must be seen by every one of each country. It make me emotional at the end. This movie also gives the message of love and peace and the ending was just beautiful with the lovers singing at the end and the countries stop fighting and learn to love.I thanks to all the members of the team who made a such a beautiful movie, and the most important things is the acting of every actor is also fabulous. It seems that only these actors are born for this character.It would be better if every country make movie like this.This movie must be seen by India and Pakistan together and try to get the message that movie tried to give.

Adaab! First of all We would like to thanks and congratulate Mr.Sawan Kumar for producing a wonderful movie that conveys the message of peace and spreading love within a nation and across the nations. The theme of the movie that we love the most is beautifully summarized in the following lines "Qurdat nay backache thaw AK has-seen Johan, Tokay Tokay Kr Dale Que Tue nay ins-an" Thanks again for giving us such a nice movie Dil parades ho Gaye 2003 We have watched this movie for more than 300 times.We have stopped watching other movies since we have watched Dil parades ho Gaye 2003. All the characters have nicely played their roles.

This movie gives the important message that nothing is achieved by violence. India and Pakistan will only be able to be friends by, well, being friendly to each other. In the name of religion, terrorists invade India and spread bloodshed in Kashmir, both POK and Indian, killing innocent civilians, leaving no room for love. The ending is very poetic and conveys this message beautifully. However, although this message is conveyed, there still is that disgusting Gadar-style Pakistan bashing in the first half. If the theme of the movie is to spread love, then why do is it rip on Pakistan? I have a feeling those dialogues were added in to "commercialize" the film. The ending makes up for it, though.