Sirf Tum

This movie is similiar in theme to the hollywood movie "You've Got Mail" but has several poorly written scenes. All the actors performed well, especially the actress, she was perfect for the role.

The movie had potential of being a brilliant movie. the intial concept of the story is good but they go over the top with it..For example the lead actress compares faith in God to faith in love to writing to stanger, also she was ready to give up on life if she did not meet the lead actor.

Charactor building was good, comedy was below average, songs were ok, but the whole movie was ruined by the way the concept and story was delivered through the script. It felt rushed and little thought and effort of creativity to delivering the concept and scene writing, for example the way they had wriiten the scenes when the leading actors interacted with each other in person.

Overall very dissapointed becuase it has many good ingrediants to be brilliant but seriously lacked in some areas.

So sad that this movie did not get the limelight it deserved. Simplicity of life, love and friendship shown with such elegance. Supporting roles also well done by Johny lever, Kadar khan, Sushmita Sen.

Songs are also very good and meaningful.

There isn't a dull/boring moment in the film. Maybe salman khan's role is a force fit but seems ok considering the way marriages are done in 90s in smaller towns like Nainital.

Priya Gill and Sanjay Kapoor also show their acting talent beautifully, strange that both didn't make it big in Bollywood despite this film.

Overall for a south Indian director to have imagined this in Delhi and having been able to showcase the depth of the city is also commendable.

One of the best romantic movie in 90's century...very simple and beautiful..

Awesome movie,script,songs,acting,everything.Movies were so simple in those days.

If you liked "You've got mail," you'll love Sirf Tum. The plot is very similar except it uses snail mail. I liked Sirf Tum, a story of two people who fall in love through the mail, much better because it is beautifully photographed, has great songs and dances, uses various parts of India (especially Southern India)to great advantage, and the acting, even from Johnny Lever, is top notch all the way. A little bit of Johnny Lever can go a a long way but he was only in the 1st half and was even fun to watch. The two leads, Sanjay Kapoor and Priya Gill, are fascinating in every frame. They are ably supported by everyone else in the cast.