In the meanwhile, the hero is brought back to life after plunging off a cliff and landing in a tree, by the good old magic-weavers who reside in the woods. Shahrukh also miraculously regains his voice and discovers that must also take revenge against his master for killing his parents when he was small. So he rescues his lady love and kills off the baddies. The story is not great, but the film does have a great look. The cinematography and dances sequences are a visual treat, and they, along with certain scenes and the performances, lift the film above the banal.
Performances also are pretty good.
Shahrukh has come up with an okay performance, far better than his monkey-like antics in 'Ram Jaane' and 'Chaahat'. Unfortunately, he is nowhere near as good a mute as Nana Patekar was in 'Khamoshi'. Madhuri was pretty good, but her character needed more development, and I actually wanted to see more of her in the film. Once again looking forward to her future performances. At least the kid beside me thought it was funny all the time.