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Juhi Chawla, Anil Kapoor, and Rishi Kapoor in Karobaar: The Business of Love (2000)

Review by RRHowell41

Karobaar: The Business of Love

7/10

Everything Old is New Again

When this was released, it was already dated, with scenes that had been shot 8 years earlier. However, for viewers now, we are watching old films anyway. Consider (as many reviewers have said, that it would have been a hit if released earlier. What does it matter now that it was released in 2000 instead of 1993 or 4?

A stronger story than I expected. If the IMDb synopsis of Indecent Proposal is correct, this is much more than a remake of that movie, because the moral twist of an Indian version pervades the film in ways that make it far more interesting. And for folks who can't believe that a woman like the heroine could fall for a dumpy looking Rishi Kapoor, I submit that women do not always go for money or good looks. From time to time we are attracted by character and personality in ways that neither money nor hot looks can conquer.

Worth looking at.
  • RRHowell41
  • Oct 22, 2009

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