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This is an OK family film It was supposed to Reena Roy's comeback vehicle

Sharad and Punam are devastated when they learn that Punam can not be a mother. Ganga helps Punam to solve this problem. Unfortunately, when Sharad gets a job, they find that Ganga helped them for hidden reasons and it is time for payback.

Govinda is the main actor in the film and Jeetendra is in a supporting role though the credits suggest it the other way round

The woman who plays the aunt is quite good in her role as she is always trying to brainwash Reena Roy and trying to give her doubts about Govinda and Meenakshi

Jeetendra, Govinda and Meenakshi Shedarshi excel in their roles and show their talent in this movie Their performances are the highlights Reena Roy does well in her sensible role Everyone else is OK

Aadmi Khilona Hai is a Family drama film directed by Late J. Om Prakash. The film stars Jeetendra, Govinda, Reena Roy, Meenakshi Sheshadri, Late Sulbha Deshpande, Sushmita Mukherjee and late Laxmikant Berde.

Vijay and Ganga live happily with Vijay's brother Sharad. When it is revealed that Sharad's wife Poonam cannot conceive, Ganga makes the ultimate sacrifice and gives Poonam her own child but some change of events made to think Ganga of her decision.

Aadmi Khilona was released in 1993 or early 90s which gave a sudden rise in the popularity of family dramas amidst action films in 80s and early 90s and family dramas like Avtar, Maine Pyar kiya, Swarg, Beta were big hits. This film is also one of the film in the genre of family drama which was a decent film.

The plot of the film is good and the execution is decent. The film has some very few but predictable twists and turns which saves the film from getting stale but couldn't saved from being cliched.

Acting in the film was terrific and all the actors were amazing with Jeetendra doing a fantastic followed by Meenakshi Sheshadri, Govinda and Reena Roy. Sulbha Deshpande was average in her negative role while Laxmikant Berde and Sushmita impresses in their comic roles. The actors were successful in displaying the human sacrifice, greed, envy and realization of mistakes perfectly.

Songs of the film was good and songs such as 'Bahut Jatate ho' and 'Mat kar itna guroor' are still popular. Climax of the film is predictable.

A typical early 90s family drama which can be watched once.

The movie was pretty good. Everyone acted well. Govinda shows he can do roles outside comedy. Jeetendra puts in a controlled performance. Meenakshi is a talented actress and this role doesn't demand much of her, she does well. Reena Roy does a decent job as well . This movie was a comeback for Reena Roy after three years, she had put on weight but shows her talent. Yet, her character wasn't all that convincing. For example her aunt who keeps trying to get her way keeps trying to brainwash Reena Roy and plant a seed of doubt about Govinda and Meenkashi. Reena Roy ignores but then starts to believe in her aunt because she was hurt when she suggests to Govinda about money for the temple and he suggest it better off going to the children's education.

It needed a better reason for the aunt to start her mind games with Reena Roy. The woman who plays Reena Roy's aunt is o.k. It would have been better off Aruna Irani, Lalit Powar or Shashikala doing this role.

Overall, not a bad family movie. I like it and would suggests it being watched on a weekend when you have nothing better to do.

Good family movie, showing the values and traditions of our Indian culture..which seems to be forgotten day by day...!