Ishq Hai Tumse

It's cute but lacks emotional depth. Good performances from Bipasha and Dino, with no actual help from any of the other actors. I really enjoyed the beginning when there was lots of conversation and flirting between the actors, but as the film continued some of those sparks were lost and it was just a film begging for the end to come. Bipasha and Dino were surely much better in "Gunaah". However, this was better than "Raaz", so it's all about opinions I suppose. There is no violence and extreme drama, as most Indian movies have. However, it is a light and airy film, which is good for those days when you want to watch and Indian movie without the emotional baggage that comes with it. Costumes are great, not overly westernized with overly-seen-big-brand-names-everywhere or easternized with tacky-multi-neon-colored outfits, and the bowling scenes are pretty corny, but all in all, it's decent. Watch it.

Coming from Bipasha and Dino Morea, who usually give fresh and scintillating flicks, this movie was an absolutely stale product. I think this was their first movie but it took a while for it to be finished. This has the same, stupid storyline. Dino keeps on suppressing his love for Bipasha for the most retarded reason. I somehow feel like the the theme of this movie is something idiotic like, It's okay to fall in love, but ask your parents first. The songs are as lame as the movie except for "O Soniya."