Tera Mera Ki Rishta

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04/17/2010 i loveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee ths movie See more 06/28/2009 this is the first punjabi movie i have seen. the movie was alot liek ddlj but that didnt bother me. what bothered me the most was the movie dragged alot. jimmy shergill was effective and so was the new girl. the new girl has the potential of becoming a good actresses and she should try her luck in urdu movie too. anupam kher was totally wasted. overall just an ok movie! See more Mike M 06/13/2009 A pleasant if lightweight romcom of the star-crossed lovers kind... In so far as Singh's film can be said to support an earthly theme, this is it: the abuse of the arranged marriage system by ex-pats who marry local girls so as to provide their parents with unpaid domestic labour, while they themselves return to what one wedding planner here describes as "the shackles of fair-skinned women". Thus our Westernised hero has to prove himself worthy of, if not Mother India, then at least one of her daughters - which he does by means of a literal return to the land. This may, admittedly, be ascribing too much significance to fluff: mostly, "Tera Mera"'s an excuse for its two B- and C-list leads - the one reassuringly ordinary-looking, introduced with a Skoda logo across his forehead; the other making a fair bid to pick up any roles Preity Zinta might now pass on - to make goo-goo eyes at one another for close to three hours. A thick vein of sappiness runs close to its surface, and it's as predictable as all heck, but a couple of the musical numbers have a legitimate wedding-party exuberance about them, and it's plenty bright: even the turbans are colour-coordinated. Choice lyric: "My God, how shall I praise the enticing movement of her waist?" See more 05/31/2009 interusting movie..... See more 05/13/2009 Add a review (optional)... See more 05/13/2009 It is a best movie I ever seen... See more Read all reviews

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