Aap Mujhe Achche Lagne Lage

This could have been a good movie, but wasn't. I mostly blame this on Amisha Patel. I don't really like her as an actress ordinarily but her hysterical act in this movie reminded me of someone having an asthma attack, I kept expecting her to get an inhaler out. Hrithik is good, so if you're a fan then see this movie. It's very clichéd, the typical 'poor boy meets rich girl and rich girls father does everything to get rid of boy' movie which has been done a lot better in many other movies. In my opinion Deewaanapan which basically had the same plot was much better. For one thing, the actress didn't annoy me so much with her heavy breathing. Don't watch the movie if you're not a fan of Hrithik.

Good movie+cute good acting+good song. A bit of disappointing but overall good

Movie: Aap Mujhe Achche Lagne Lage (2002)

"Aap Mujhe Achche Lagne Lage" is a Bollywood romantic drama film directed by Vikram Bhatt. Starring Hrithik Roshan and Amisha Patel in the lead roles, the movie tells the story of two individuals who find themselves entangled in a complicated love affair.

The film revolves around Rohit (Hrithik Roshan), a wealthy young man who suffers from memory loss after a car accident. He is taken care of by his doting elder brother (played by Kiran Kumar) and his sister-in-law. One day, Rohit meets Sapna (Amisha Patel), an aspiring singer, and they develop a deep connection. However, their relationship faces numerous challenges, including the disapproval of Rohit's family and the interference of a vengeful gangster (played by Mukesh Tiwari).

One of the strengths of "Aap Mujhe Achche Lagne Lage" is the chemistry between Hrithik Roshan and Amisha Patel. Both actors deliver solid performances, portraying their characters' emotions with sincerity. Hrithik Roshan's portrayal of a character with memory loss is convincing and draws empathy from the audience.

The film also benefits from its beautiful cinematography and well-choreographed dance sequences. The songs, composed by Rajesh Roshan, are catchy and add to the overall entertainment value of the movie.

However, despite these positive aspects, the film falls short in terms of its plot and pacing. The storyline is predictable and lacks depth, relying heavily on clichés and melodrama. Some of the dialogues and scenes feel forced and contrived, which hampers the overall impact of the film.

In conclusion, "Aap Mujhe Achche Lagne Lage" has its moments, mainly due to the performances of Hrithik Roshan and Amisha Patel, as well as its technical aspects. However, it suffers from a weak and predictable plot, hindering its potential. If you enjoy romantic dramas and are a fan of Hrithik Roshan's acting, you may find some enjoyment in this film, but it falls short compared to other offerings in the genre.

Aap mujhe achche lagne lage was a super flop in the box office all over the world. It tells the story of a boy meets girl, falls in love, but her family are not happy for some reason. At the end the boy gets beaten up by her family of goons, but suddenly does some exercise and beats up all 100 of the goons by himself. He saves the day and lives happily ever after. We have seen this kind of story in a million Bollywood films already. This is one of the worst versions of a off repeated script. Forget fairy tales, this is a rough scrap movie, with two popular actors casted to make money out of the audience. Do not spend money buying this movie is the advice i will give. Hritek Roshan delivers a disgraceful performance and is one of the most overrated actors in Bollywood (two or three good films). Amisha Patel is so sexy with a amazing figure, but even she couldn't save the movie from being the Worst film of the year. She gives an annoying performance as the scared girl that keeps heavy breathing all the time. It really got on my nerves. This is a complete nonsense movie, with some disgraceful action scenes coming from a good director.

When I find myself reaching for the fast forward button right at the beginning of a film I know it won't be the last time. I LOVE Hrithik Roshan so I can even forgive him for this film for reasons explained later in this humble review.

The story is of a young college student (Hrithik) who sees a young girl(Amesha) in a car and falls in love with her . Hrithik's character goes out of his way to meet her & when they eventually meet at her house, his love is reciprocated but the girl is kept under house arrest by her father who has violent criminal connections. Hrithik's character again goes out of his way help her & manages to spirit her away from the house for some time alone. There are some very long dance sequences and ultimately there may be a happy ending but with much violence and upset along the way. And much exposure of Hrithik's muscles (particularly toward the end).

This review is just my opinion and I always say it is best to make up your own mind if you're going to watch a film, so of course people will read it and disagree, that's only right. However I feel so sorry for Hrithik in this one. I don't know who choreographed his first dance sequence, immediately after the films costume designer kitted him out in some very dainty shorts for him to skip up the football pitch - but they should have been shot with the rest of the criminals in the first gun-fight.

I can only think after the success of K.K.K.G that someone wanted to make a fast rupee or two out of Hrithik & the choice to do the film was out of his hands. In my opinion he was given poor dialogue, poor choreography & poor action to deliver and unfortunately for my number one Bollywood star the end result was poor too.