Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham...

Plot synopsis:
Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham
"It's All About Loving Your Parents."Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham is a lavish movie that deals with the issues of class distinction and the roles of women and men in marriage. It opens with a grown Rohan (Hrithik Roshan) finishing his boarding school education and returning to visit his grandmothers before he goes home for Diwali. His grandmothers, haunted by the memory of Rohan's estranged brother, Rahul (Shah Rukh Khan), sit Rohan down, and in their grief, tell him the story of his family.Yashvardhan Raichand (Amitabh Bachchan) is a famous, wealthy Indian businessman. He and his wife Nandini (Jaya Badhuri) adopted a baby, Rahul (Shah Rukh Khan), and raised him as their own. Nine years later they had a natural son, Rohan (Hrithik Roshan), and considered their family complete.Rahul was raised as the beloved eldest son, and promised his father he would always uphold the respect and traditions of the Raichand family, and always do his parents proud. However, love intervenes...On his way to deliver medication for Daijaan, the nanny who raised both him and his brother, Rahul sees a beautiful girl, Anjali Sharma (Kajol) celebrating India's cricket win in the street. Enchanted by her exuberance, he watches her dance and then follows her into her family's sweet shop. There, she mistakes him for the prospective groom of her best friend. Thinking him to be Ashfaque the poet, who is set to marry her friend, Anjali recites her original work, much to Rahul's confusion. She then drags him over to look at the day's paper, where there is a picture of "the big snob" (as she terms him) Yash Raichand and his son. Anjali realizes her mistake too late, and is humiliated. Rahul, however, is highly amused and too taken with the outspoken girl to take any offense. Their repartee is interrupted when Rohan, who has come with Rahul to deliver the medicine, comes running by, chased by local kids, including Anjali's sister Pooja. They refuse to allow him entrance to their town without reciting an extremely complicated tongue-twister, which Rahul is unable to do, so they chase him. In rebuttal, when Pooja shows up at Rohan's school to harass him further, the girls and boys of Rohan's school make fun of Pooja's middle-class appearance, and bring her to tears.Rahul goes out to a party with the neighbor girl Naina (Rani Mukherji), but returns home early, having been bored with the high society life. Naina is the daughter of Yash's best friend, another wealthy businessman, and therefore eminently suited to be Rahul's wife. And since Yash is looking for a bride for Rahul, Naina is his prime candidate. The family is having a quiet evening at home when Rahul returns. Nandini mentions Anjali's friend's wedding. Since the bride is Daijaan's daughter, and Daijaan is a long-time employee of the family, Nandini feels she and Yash should attend. Yash, however, does not agree. He feels that Daijaan's family is not of a high enough class, and therefore he will not attend. Nandini attempts to protest, but Yash overrides her. The subject is closed. Yash goes back to his game with Rohan, who accidentally lets slip that they're planning a surprise birthday party for Yash.Coincidentally, the sweets for the party are provided by Anjali's shop. She and her friend Rukhsar (the future bride), come to the party to serve the sweets, and Rahul is caught by the sight of the girl he remembers dancing in the streets. He and his father dance a big party number (Say Shava Shava), and Anjali gets caught up in the excitement. When Nandini reminds Yash to calm down a little, he starts to sing her an old filmi song to placate her. When he forgets the words, Anjali blurts them out. Rukhsar and Daijaan are appalled at Anjali's rudeness to both an elder and a social superior, and hasten her out of the party. On catching sight of Rahul, Anjali is so distracted she bumps into a vase and smashes it. In complete disgrace, she leaves the party.The next day Daijaan brings Anjali by to apologize to Yash for breaking his "pot," as Anjali calls it, not knowing any better. Anjali makes her apology in her own unique way, interrupted not a few times by Rahul, who, on seeing his love again, creates mischief behind his father's back. Hilarity ensues, and on hearing she has been forgiven, Anjali turns to go, rather less decorously than is proper, and in the process, smashes another "pot." Daijaan rushes her away, and Rahul is left leaning against the doorframe, completely lovestruck.On hearing of her sister's humiliation at Rohan's school, Anjali is outraged, and lectures both her sister and her father on the social ineptitude of rich people, saying, "too much money, too little heart." She vows to seek revenge, and as she backs up to go out the door, she bumps directly into Rahul, who has brought Rohan to apologize. Rahul also asks for Anjali's friendship, and the next day calls up her shop. Anjali answers, saying the shop has sweets for all occasions, including engagements and weddings, to which Rahul says, "both will happen in due time." Anjali blushes red, and Rahul proceeds to invite her to the fair being held in her town. She agrees.Rohan and Pooja go running off at the fair, leaving Anjali and Rahul to their own devices. Rahul tells Anjali that she looks very beautiful with her hair loose. Anjali, clearly unused to such compliments, hurries to distract herself at a stall selling bangles. She picks up green ones, a color traditionally chosen for brides, and Rahul, singing a love song, buys them for her. She retreats, believing he is seducing her with the aim of taking over her sweet shop, but Rahul forestalls her, sliding the bangles slowly onto her wrists, explaining that her shop is not what he is after. They declare their love for each other (Suraj Hua Maddham).Following Yash's refusal to go to Daijaan's daugher's wedding, he sends Rahul in his place. While Rahul is at the wedding, Yash finalizes the engagment arrangements with his best friend, betrothing Rahul to Naina. Rahul, however, at the wedding, dances the night away with Anjali. He returns to find out he is engaged, and in his shock refuses the engagement. Yash is outraged and Naina is deeply hurt, but she at least acknowledges that Rahul is irrevocably in love, and lets him out of his obligation to her. Yash is not so forgiving, and demands that Rahul break things off with Anjali at once. Rahul goes to Anjali's village, and walks straight into a funeral procession, which turns out to be for Anjali's father. At the sight of her grief, he abandons all caution and claims Anjali for his wife at last. He marries her still in her mourning clothing, and takes her and her sister Pooja to London, where they settle into their new life.Rohan, meanwhile, having heard this story, becomes determined to reunite his family. He asks his father for permission to go to London for university, citing the very important point that it is a family tradition. Yash, a firm traditionalist, agrees.In London, Rahul and Anjali have set up house, taking along Daijaan as a sort of mother-substitute. They have had a son, and Pooja lives with them. She too is starting university, and has become a first-class beauty queen, extremely popular and desired. She dresses extremely provocatively, scandalizing Rahul and making Anjali roll her eyes. SHe calls herself Poo, and reigns supreme at her school. The only man who won't turn and give her a second look is a mysterious stranger in a Lamborghini. Intrigued by his indifference, Pooja pursues him until he reveals himself by reciting perfectly the tongue-twister she tormented him with all those years ago (Deewana Hai Dekho). It is Rohan, all grown up, and extremely attractive. Pooja immediately drops her beauty-queen facade and explains her family's situation to Rohan. They become allies; their aim is to reunite their families. They concoct a plan to have Rohan come and stay at the house, under the guise that he is a cousin of her friend's. Rahul is disinclined to have him in the house, to say the least, but Anjali agrees without hesitation when Pooja tells her the new boy is straight from India. MIssing her homeland, Anjali accepts Rohan right away. Rahul takes much longer to warm up to the new boy, but cannot shake the feeling that there is something inherently familiar about him. Rohan introduces himself by his father's name, and Rahul, feeling strangely unsettled, decides he should stay in the house. Daijaan too cannot shake the feeling that she knows this Yash.Much to everyone's surprise, Rohan's presence in the house beings to turn Pooja into a dutiful Indian maiden, and Rahul slowly warms to him.At school, Pooja gets up to her old mischief at prom time, and the only person she'll go with is Rohan, who is completely unimpressed with her. She flits by him one Saturday night all dolled up for the club, and Rohan doesn't bat an eye, but rather points out that her shoes are unmatched. She leaves in a flounce, but Rohan follows her to the club. She abandons her date, and turns to find Rohan standing on the balcony of the club, declaring his love for her (You Are My Soniya).Back in India, Nandini is still mourning the loss of Rahul. Yash recognizes her sorrow but only asks that she "bring back his Nandini," nothing of why she's sad or upset. He only wants things to return to some kind of normalcy.Karwa Chauth approaches, and Rohan's plan progresses. He asks Anjali if she has ever recieved the traditional sweets from her mother-in-law for the holiday, and knowing full well the answer is no, calls up his mother to have her speak to Anjali. Anjali, who is deeply hurt by the fact that she has never recieved these sweets, is touched by Rohan's gesture and by his mother's. Thus the real mother-in-law sends sweets to her real daughter-in-law, and they come one step closer.At the night time party for the breaking of the wives' fast, Pooja reveals that she fasted for Rohan, who is bemused at her devotion, but pleased. He mocks her a little, gently, asking who he is to her. In her pique, she dares him to be a man and reveal to Rahul and Anjali who he really is. He asks what his reward will be if he does, and Pooja answers cryptically. In a roundabout way, without a chorus of "Wah, Wah, Ramji," Rohan sings to his "bhaiyya aur bhabi" and satifies his part of the bet. Pooja then fulfills her end of the bargain by telling him how she feels (Bole Chudiyan). In the course of the song Rohan imagines Yash and Nandini entering the party and accepting Anjali into the fold. It is all imagination, alas, and the song ends with Rahul and Rohan embracing. Rohan has been accepted.To further his plan, Rahul calls up his parents in India and begs them to visit him in London. Yash obliges readily, and Rohan tells him the only way he'll be welcome is if he brings a present. Yash is at a loss as to what to get his son, so Rohan tells him to meet him at the Blue Water Mall in London, where he contrives to bring Anjali and Rahul as well. Yash, unfamiliar with the technology of the day, attempts to find an "iPac" or something of the sort, for Rohan. He wanders off in pursuit of the elusive gizmo, and Rahul walks straight into his mother.Tearfully, silently, Nandini cradles her son, with Anjali and their child looking on. Yash approaches, sees Rahul, and flees. Later that evening he is outraged, striking Rohan for being so presumptuous. It is obvious he has not forgiven Rahul. Rohan, in turn, accuses his father of having a bigger ego than is good for him. Similarly devastated at the day's events, Anjali begs Rahul to go to his parents, go to India, ask forgiveness. Cradling his wife's face, Rahul says simply that she can never understand the pain of going from outcast to family to outcast again, and leaves it at that.Rohan finally reveals who he is and brings his father and brother face-to-face again, where Yash berates his son with tears in his eyes. He says Rahul had no right to leave the family and not look back once, not return even once. Rahul, crying, says he thought his father didn't love him. Yash tells him that fathers never stop loving their sons, no matter what, and Rahul and Anjali are accepted into the family. Rohan and Pooja marry, and all ends well.

Tags: melodrama, romantic, flashback

Review:
The catchy song and dance number he performs with the lovely Kareena Kapoor at their 'prom,' "You Are My Soniya," has gotten regular replays in this household for weeks (even by my 79-year old mother, who will say, "I need a Soniya fix" - it really cheers her up!).
What you get is a very good Bollywood movie that has elements of emotion, melodrama, comedy, family values, romance and music in equal doses.
Agreed, the movie may not have been as great without the power star cast, but then, let us not forget that before those people are stars, they are very good actors.
It combines realism and surrealism, comedy and heavy melodrama in a very unique style, which makes for an altogether colourful picture which is fun to watch.The film is about relationships in family, about loving your parents and your family, about pride, values and regret.
Hrithik is over-expressive and far more emotional than required, and Kareena, while attractive and quite funny at times, badly overacts.All in all, Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham has bits of everything: drama, melodrama, romance and comedy, all presented wholeheartedly in true Hindi-film style with lots of tears and lots of fun.
It was directed by Karan Johar after the Huge Success of Kuch kuch hota hai, This film looked like a instant Hit judging from the trailers and Star Cast.
This was a real delightful movie to enjoy watching with the family, but Kareena's character was a bit of a slapper, who did not look pretty and over acts.
With a cast that reads like a Who's Who of Indian cinema, Karan Johar's film focuses on the tensions within a divided family, namely the rift between strict disciplinarian father Yashovardhan (played by Bollywood megastar Amitabh Bachchan) and his estranged son, Rahul (Shah Rukh Khan).With Bollywood heart-throb Hrithik Roshan in the role of brother Rohan and Kareena Kapoor as sister Pooja, the A-list cast is completed by Jaya Bachchan.
Some scenes, I thought, were a little demeaning to him [the dance with the females in the Shava song], and should have been done more tastefully.Jaya Bachan is very good as the wife, with the amazing ability to sense her son.
The scene where she stands up to Amitabh is brilliantly executed, as is the scene where ShahRukh meets her in the shopping mall in London.Kajol is brilliant, and this is probably her best role/performance of her career.
With a star cast like this one, you have to be entertained...Khan/Bachchan/Roshan have a wonderful three way chemistry in my opinion, and the presence of the bubbly Kajol is icing on the cake.
Also admirable is Jaya Bachchan as the family matriarch who never stops longing for her elder son's return...she and Shahrukh Khan share a screen relationship that is authentically warm and completely believable.The films weaknesses (and there are many) start off first of all with the odiously conceited Kareena Kapoor, who in spite of the costume designer's self-proclaimed "sophisticated" wardrobe looks and acts like a cheap tramp throughout the film (note to Bollywood costume designers: in England and America the only women who dress in skin-tight cleavage-revealing sequined mini-dresses when they go to the mall are PROSTITUES.
Also, again, the fact that all the NRI women in the film are dressed like hookers is just WRONG.And last of all, although I love all the emotional exaggeration in Hindi films MOST of the time, I thought there was just a bit too much weeping in this one...a little less snivelling from Shahrukh and Hrithik would given the remaining scenes a bit more punch, I think.
(But Khan is the King of snivellers, so I guess Karan Johar had to let him do his "thing")Overall I think this is an enjoyable film, mainly because of the cast, and a pleasant diversion.
Kabhi Kushi Kabhi Gham: a film directed by Karan Johar, one of the best directors around who has bought us remember-able films such as Kal Ho Na Ho and Kuch Kuch Hota Hai. K3G as it is popularly known as, has some world renowned actors, from the likes of Big B  Amithabh Bachchan, and King Khan  Shahrukh Khan to heart-throb Hrithik Roshan.
"Suraj Hua Madham" the first love song in the film sung once again by Alka Yagnik but this time with Sonu Nigam features Shahrukh Khan and Kajol who make the perfect couple.
SRK should learn to touch peoples wife (Kajol - first song in the movie) with some decency and respect, mindful of the fact that his wife is not into acting.
Kajol, Hirthik Roshan, Shahrukh Khan, Kareena Kapoor, Jaya Bhaduri and Amitabh Bachchan perform flawlessly.
This is a genre where Bollywood is the best at, a musical love story enriched by bringing to picture the power of values and staying away from nonsense fighting scenes.
The mesmerizing Amitabh Bachchan is empowered by the company of Jaya, and spunky Kareena Kapoor is a perfect match for Roshan in this movie..
Movie going audiences the world over, or so smart young filmmaker Karan Johar would like to believe, are glad that the wait is finally over: `Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham' or `K3G', the snappy alternative title that the publicity machine came up with, hit movie screens today!
The cast of the film is equally unparalleled: Amitabh and Jaya Bachchan, Shah Rukh Khan, Kajol, Hrithik Roshan, Kareena Kapoor, plus another popular leading lady in a `guest' appearance, form the headliners.
Unfortunately, right after the sartorial one-upmanship of this song, daddy announces he has other plans for his son, and thus begins the `Gham' (sorrow, tears) portion of the film.Hrithik and Kareena play the other romantic leads and they are adorable.
The grown up Hrithik is endearingly earnest and sets about restoring the `khushi' (joy, happiness) of his film family, but takes time out to drive fast cars, and show off some nifty dance moves and bicep revealing leather vests.
But mostly, as he performs good works, he gazes soulfully, while his brown eyes glisten with unshed tears.Kareena Kapoor's character is modeled after Archana Puran Singh's in `Kuch Kuch Hota Hai', so of course I loved her.
After this and her similarly fabric-challenged turn in the awful `Asoka', the courageous Ms. Kapoor should be given some sort of award for conserving cloth and her contribution towards reducing the wardrobe budgets of films.So you see, I had a couple of good laughs, tapped my feet to the songs (the handiwork of three different composers), and shed several cathartic tears that Karan Johar contrived to wring out of me.
And before you do have a box of tissues next to you because you will definitely need it...Its a story of a boy Rahul Raichand (srk) who is adopted by a very rich family the Raichands (Amitabh Bachchan & Jaya Bachchan) and Rohan Raichand ( Hrithik Roshan) Its a perfect family until Rahul falls in love with A crazy girl Anjali ( Kajol) Rahul's father doesn't approve of this girl because she isn't Good enough for them she is poor, But Rahul still marry's the Anjali and that is when he get kicked out of the house .
And it improves with repeated viewings.Because then you notice all the beautiful details.When the original DVD of the movie is released we will be amongst the first people to buy it.I urge all the big producers and directors in Bollywood to do whatever it takes to bring Shah Rukh and Kajol together in many more films.
hey everyone !i have only one word to describe this movie : AMAZING !before i saw this movie, a lot of people told me that it is a mixture of various yash chopra/johar's films.but on seeing the movie,i realized that that was mere rubbish.this movie has everything : drama,comedy...u just name it.great acting coupled with great direction and equally good costumes,songs,choreography,art direction, this film is a mega-hit all the way.Kajol & Shah rukh, Hrithik & Kareena and Amitabh & Jaya are the best pairs and the chemistry between them is out of this world.Greatest actors, greatest stars.....but don't take my word for it; go ahead and see it !.
Karan's second film moves forward from exploring the meaning of love (in Kuch Kuch Hota Hai) to exploring the relationships within a family.
Lovely and religious Beautiful sings kajol acted lovely The best movie in Bollywood.
The background music shows how talented Karan Johar really is.The song and dance sequences are amazing in the film.
For a film locked in conservative family values, it makes a liberal use of its time.However, the message rings strong - if debatable - and the performances by talented Indian actors such as Bachchan, Kajol (as Rahul's wife), along with Shah Rukh Khan and Hrithik Roshan, who play the adult versions of Rahul and Rohan, respectively.
seems to have a limitless amount of energy, and given the enormity of its production, its scope, and its music, it shouldn't be completed in one sitting for a first time viewing.Starring: Amitabh Bachchan, Jaya Bachchan, Shahrukh Khan, Kajol, Hrithik Roshan, and Kareena Kapoor.
Assemble stars like Shahrukh, Jaya, Kajol, Kareena, Hrithwik, Rani & Amitabh, adopt it with mediocre feel good script, supplement with story which can make family audience cry and laugh and visualize some great songs & cinematography from Eourope and finally market it with the brand name such as Yash Raj Banners or Dharma Production.
Movie begins with feel good scene of returning Shahrukh Khan from London.
Finally Hrithwik succeed to get Shahrukh back to home in India for some days and there with family blend of sentimental melodrama director Johhar manage to give his movie a feel good happy ending with some intense final hour moments.
Fortunately, "Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham (K3G)," director Karan Johar's second directorial venture, it not one of them.Yash Raichand (Big B) is a wealthy business tycoon with more money than the film's budget.
It's a touching family story so if you like those kinds of movies, it's guaranteed you'll love this.
ok i have seen the movie this time...And I seriously have no words for it!!!I wont say that it is a better movie than kkhh but this movie may become a blockbuster!!Not because of the actors but because of the class 1 direction!!The direction was awesome!!Really awesome!!The way karan johar has handled the movie and the actors...He should get accolades!!!!What touched me the most was the love between jaya bachchan and shahruk khan...it was really very touching...Kajol did a fab job!!!Really fab!!!She may win an oscar...Kareena has nothing much to do but act like  a brat and show her back...Shahruk as usual did a fantastic job!Hrithik was equally good!!Amitabh took the cake!!The way emotion after emotion flicked into his face was really cool!!Though jaya bachchan may look a bit old she fit the rols of the loving mother...Another good piece of work of our very own "guddi"..Aryaan,shahruk's son makes his debut as shahruk when he was young...He looks adorable!!
After hitting the jackpot with his debut film, Kuch Kuch Hota Hai, Karan Johar just repeated himself with this movie.
he has three facial expressions (happy, sad/confused/passionate (you know, where he twists his eyebrows up), and bland), and isn't that great an actor in and of himself -- he's also not nearly as good looking as "Big B" or Hrithik -- but still you manage to fall in love with him :)I wouldn't buy this movie, but I wouldn't mind seeing it again..
Ok it was not as good as kuch kuch but hey I think the story was great with a lot of feelings everyone acted well including kareena who played the part of an air head I think the movie is worth seeing.
plus who can Resist a movie with shah rukh khan with kajol and hritick with kareena for me it was great because I love the 2 pairs.
One of the best Movies of the past five years, along with- Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge, Kuch Kuch Hota Hai & Mohabbatein!!Dharma Productions' KABHI KHUSHI KABHIE GHAM, written-directed by Karan Johar, is one film that strikes the right balance between form and content.Assembling a mammoth star cast like this must've been a Herculean task.
Each Character in the film played there own role very well, with Jaya playin the perfect motherly role and father Amitabh with high family values and "parampara's", Hritikh playin the brother role along side Kareena who plays the sister of Kajol.I am not gonna tell you the story and ruin it for you all because i think you need to watch this on the big screen if u havent already done so.
Hats off to Music director, lovely music mesmerize bgm and classic songs to audience.Karan Johar always took in his film Shrukh and Kajol jodi to show best couple,pair on screen it proved every time.
This movie was so totally entertaining and worth watching as well Songs are really impressive and outstanding background music Storyline good screenplay good editing good direction good Shahrukh khan was superb hrithik was superb Amitabh was impressive kajol was outstanding kareena was amazing jaya was awesome Overall this is a masterpiece to watch with your family Don't and never miss this blockbuster5/5 stars.
"Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham" was a very good movie, and I loved the story.
Kabhie khushi kabhie gham is a lovely movie and a wonderful family treat.Story:WARNING may contain spoilers.
K3G is directed by Karan Johar and stars an unbeatable cast: Amithabh Bachchan, Jaya Bachchan, Sharhukh Khan, Kajol, Hrithik Roshan, and Kareena Kapoor.
Not only that none of the actors seem very believable - what a waste of good talent on an idiotic story - the same cast and money could have made 2 or 3 great movies - Its the Story Stupid - somehow Bollywood doesn't get it.
Just a year after Kuch Kuch on November 1999.A year after KKHH.only that.On November that year i mentioned Karan announced that he would make a film with Amitabh,Srk and Hrithik.Thats when K3G was launched.Had a 2- 1 year hype just like Devdas.Shooting everything all started at the summer of 2000.Was finished some where on early 2001 big hype,exceptions started.On late 2001 the hype increases.On December 2001 K3g made it on screens after 2 non stop years on the news.The movie had more hype then KKHH.Lived up to its full year hype and became a recorderThe movie is a family drama about pain love and many more.Theme was nice it was about loving the family and respecting the orders.Title also has a meaning it means some times sad,some times happy which does suit it well.The story is also nice as well.Karon Johar excels.Screenplay is impressive at best.Dialogs are very meaningful.Scenes are well executed.Technically,the movie is amazing.The visuals of Raichad parivaar house are beautiful.Sets are amazing in the family's house.the visualizations of Chandni Chowk are nicely shoot.The visuals in London are amazingAnother full marks goes to Jatin Lalits,Aadesh Shrivastav and Sandeshs music.Songs are great especially Say Shava Shava(oh should i say the song look hilarious on screen).Chreography in Deewana,Dekha Tumko and in Bole and Ladki Allah is a treat to watch.Another song Suraj Hai(beautifully filmed with a beautiful Kajol).And a beautiful title track(Sung to perfection by Lata Mangeshkar and Sonu Nigam)and also Vande Mataram(superbly shoot and sung)and the Picturisations are really good especially in Say ShavaAnother 10 marks goes to the acting.Amitabh,Jaya,Srk and Hrithks performance were absolutely fantastic.Hrithik really stole the show giving a better act than SRK.Rani as always gave a great performance in a short and a noticeable role with her Kuch Kuch hang over.The only minor disappointment in the movie was Kajols performance she did ham way much that irritated me.Kareenas Poo act was the major disappointment she was annoying and hams as usual(oh not to forgot looking ugly at the same time in disgusting clothes)One my most favorite flicks.Highly recommended..
K3G is a first class style movie.The direction is first class.The cinematography is in Top notch.The costumes are brilliant.A beautiful movie about bringing families together .The director Karan Johor has made an incredible job.The story is excellent.It tells about Yashorvaan raichand(Amitabh)and Nandini(Jaya)his wife.They adopted a son name(Rahul).They keep it secret.Nandini gives birth to Rohan(Hrithik).Rohan is 8 years younger than Rahul.Rahul falls in love with Anjali(Kajol).He wants to marry her.But raichand disapproves.He marries her privately and goes to London.Years later Rohan wants to bring back Rahul to home to bring back the lost happiness.Amitabh,Jaya,Hrithik,Shahrukh,Rani,Kajol give top rate performances.The weakness has to be Kareena kapoor.Kareena Kapoor is one of Bollywoods Worst actresses.Every movie in her entire career she always acts childlessly immature.She gives an annoying performance as Poo.But she looked beautiful.The music is in top notch and is excellent.A great movie.
It has corny dialogue at times and Kareena Kapoor does her best to ruin this film with her shabby standards of acting and dancing but thankfully Shah Rukh, Kajol, Hrithik, Jaya and Amitabh barely save this film making it a great spectacle.
Kajol did good job as well but hrithik tried to act like Shahrukh Khan but he failed.
The film are very touching and i must say, the performance of the stars like Shah Rukh Khan, Hritik Roshan are very great too!All of them play the characters smoothly and perfectly!!A MUST see movie for everyone...for a non-indian like me, was also impressed by the film too!!!!!!!!!
The actors have a great chemistry between them and SRK and Kajol are the best movie couple ever.
It is also an excellent start to watch Bollywood films because it is so good.
Karan Johar has exceeded himself and done a great job with this film which the whole family and generations to come can enjoy.
Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham is a pretty good movie in terms of acting, and music, but it hasn't got a great story.
I wonder if someone can explain to me if there's something I'm just missing here -- or if there are Bollywood movies out there that might give me what I want.Actor evaluations: I really enjoyed Sharukh Khan in the film's first half, and loved Kajol, when they play the energetic young couple in full flirtation.