Koi... Mil Gaya

2003
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2h 51min

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Hrithik Roshan and Preity G Zinta in Koi... Mil Gaya (2003)

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Un joven con problemas de desarrollo intenta continuar el trabajo que hizo su padre para comunicarse con extraterrestres del espacio exterior, lo que le lleva a algo milagroso y maravilloso.Un joven con problemas de desarrollo intenta continuar el trabajo que hizo su padre para comunicarse con extraterrestres del espacio exterior, lo que le lleva a algo milagroso y maravilloso.Un joven con problemas de desarrollo intenta continuar el trabajo que hizo su padre para comunicarse con extraterrestres del espacio exterior, lo que le lleva a algo milagroso y maravilloso.

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Premios
- 42 premios ganados y 35 nominaciones en total

Trivia
The mentally challenged character played by Hrithik wears spectacles. After going through various spectacles, the ones he finally used, were the same pair that he wore as ultra modern Raj in "Kaho Na Pyaar Hai".

Errores
The whole movie is based upon sending various sounds in space. But the fact is sound cannot travel through space. Thus the signal sent cannot reach to the aliens.

Citas
Rohit Mehra: You are a teacher, who's responsible for thousands of students, sir. You ought to inspire them to move ahead in life. Computer did not make man, man made the computer. So what the brains can accomplish, your computers never can, sir.

Versiones alternativas
The CBFC slightly cut the film to remove a few seconds of close-up shots of women wearing revealing material in the scene where Rohit dances. The footage has never been restored, and this cut version became the definitive version worldwide.

Conexiones
Featured in 49th Manikchand Filmfare Awards 2003 (2004)

Bandas sonoras
Jaadoo Jaadoo
Written by Ibrahim Ashq
Composed by Rajesh Roshan
Performed by Alka Yagnik and Udit Narayan
Courtesy of Saregama HMV

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6/10

Entertaining film for the entire family, but mostly for children

Koi Mil Gaya is a nice film for the entire family, but mostly for children. Not much does it offer to adults. It does not mean the film is bad or something, I really enjoyed it for being a very well-made movie, but it's just not a film anyone would want to watch twice. To its credit, this is one of the only sci-fi films made in Hindi cinema, and it has succeeded as such. It benefits from great music, effective special effects, but above all, Hrithik Roshan's extraordinary performance as a mentally disabled young man. It also has lovely appearances from other actors, including Preity Zinta's light yet great portrayal of a modern young woman who learns to communicate with Hrithik's Rohit, and Rekha's moving act of his mother who is in a daily struggle with her son's defect. But these ladies succeed because they are two actresses of great screen presence. Otherwise the film was clearly made by Rakesh Roshan for his son. I frankly get a bit angered that all three of his films starring his son did not give any notable scope to other actors but were mainly created to promote Hrithik. The film is considered to be revolutionary, while clearly it is not. We had Mr India in 1987 which was in my view better at its time. Koi Mil Gaya is similar to E.T, but frankly pales in comparison. This Jaadoo, while a sweet creature, is plastic. BTW, he can't act (just kidding!). Anyway, the film is worth watching for its innovative concept and light, endearingly childish script.