Silsila Hai Pyar Ka

Abhay (Chandrachur Singh) is a spoiled womanizer who takes no interest in the family business. His father (Alok Nath) decides it is time that Abhay become more responsible and he puts him to work, and hires a devout, plain secretary (Vanshikha, played Karisma Kapoor) to keep him in line. Vanshikha falls in love with Abhay, but he finds her unattractive. She changes her appearance, capturing his attention, but he doesn't want a serious relationship. They then embark on an adventure that causes them to reevaluate their feelings for each other.

Silsila Hai Pyar Ka is a movie with very little substance. The plot is mostly predictable, with the exception of the unbelievable adventure, and focuses on the importance of beauty over personality. Singh is only average at acting, dancing, and action, leaving the viewer to wish for a more dynamic hero. The supporting cast are dependable veterans, but don't have extensive parts. Kapoor is the bright spot in this mediocre film. She is an excellent dancer, an exuberant actress, and a pleasure to watch.

"Silsila Hai Pyaar Ka" is telling us about a love story between spoil rich boy and a poor girl. With that typical plot "Silsila Hai Pyaar Ka" became a typical Bollywood flick that have been rehash for many times. So don't waste your time to watch it, because a lot of better out there.

Kharisma Kapoor is a great actress, but as far as I noticed, she's only good in "Dil To Pagal Hai". Rest of the characters of her movies are suffering from a hangover of her character on "Raja Hindustani".

"Silsila Hai Pyaar Ka" offering a different character for Kharisma, but she still trapped on that syndrome. Even her latest "Rishtey" still doesn't impressed much. I hope she can prove her acting skill before she's dumped by another diva.

4/10