Humko Tumse Pyaar Hai

2006
2h 8min

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Bobby Deol, Ameesha Patel, and Arjun Rampal in Humko Tumse Pyaar Hai (2006)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA blind woman is taken care by a wealthy nobleman after her fiancee is presumed to be dead. Things takes a turn when her former fiancee comes back to her, which puts her in a dilemma.A blind woman is taken care by a wealthy nobleman after her fiancee is presumed to be dead. Things takes a turn when her former fiancee comes back to her, which puts her in a dilemma.A blind woman is taken care by a wealthy nobleman after her fiancee is presumed to be dead. Things takes a turn when her former fiancee comes back to her, which puts her in a dilemma.

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- Vikram Bhatt
- Bunty Soorma
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Réalisation
- Vikram Bhatt
- Bunty Soorma
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Casting principal

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Bunty Soorma died during the making of the film, Vikram Bhatt completed the film for the producers on the terms that he would not be credited as it was Bunty Soorma's last project

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Referenced in Amar Akbar Anthony (2015)

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6/10

Good story more than makes up for below-par technical effects

They say that the story is the backbone of a film, and so it is in this case as well. Humko Tumse Pyaar Hai is the story of Amisha Patel, a blind girl who just attained the gift of sight but, along with it, also lost her reason to live. The film deals with Amisha's struggle to find a love for life, her tragedy, and a twist in the story. Characters have been developed well. There aren't any gimmicks, clichés, or unnecessary drama--just a simple film with a nice story. Arjun gave a great performance. Bobby was decent, and Amisha was OK. Songs weren't impressive. The technical effects such as editing and most especially the sets are quite pathetic. For example, a painting is used to show the entire sky and horizon instead of an actual overlook. Supposedly taking place in Rajasthan, the actors keep randomly switching between the local dialect and Hindi. Nonetheless, the satisfying story lets the audience overlook these flaws.