Main Aur Mrs Khanna - Notepad
Main Aur Mrs Khanna
quick review:
The promos of Main aur Mrs. Khanna are quite misleading as they would have you believe that this movie is a Salman Khan movie. For all the Salman Khan fans out there, THIS IS NOT A SALMAN KHAN MOVIE. But if you want to see him anyway, go right ahead and watch it. Watch out for Bappi Lahiri.
This page has additional observations, other than the ones noted in the main review.
What Worked
• Editing was tight
• Story is not that bad
• The scene in the flashback, right in the beginning of the movie, when everything goes from black and white to colour when Salman lights a candle in the church where Kareena’s praying, asking for a sign.
What did not
Note: This section simply lists the things that I did not like in this movie. This
is not the overall impression about this movie. Please read the
full review here
• The whole ‘love at first sight’ between Kareena and Salman; Sohail and Kareena’s angle was built better than Kareena and Salman’s even though the later is supposed to be in love.
• The crow feet near Preity’s eyes in a shot from her item number
• Deepika Padukone’s midriff (or whatever it was supposed to be) shot in the end
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External Reviews
36 reviewers have given Main Aur Mrs Khanna
an average rating of 0.4/5.0.
1 yays,
31 nays,
4 so-so.
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Readers' Ratings
1 readers have given Main Aur Mrs Khanna
an average rating of 0/5.0.
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Comments (3)
Mr. Kaul, while I don't share your fondness for Salman Khan (sorry), I otherwise pretty much completely agree with your review. It was one of the first Bollywood movies my fellow Ameican friends and I had seen, and we weren't sure if it made no sense because of some cultural difference we weren't picking up on, or what. Kareena Kapoor seemed far too stylish and self-possessed for what was suppossed to be a barely-adult orphan girl, and Mr. Khan just looked way too old for her.
Maybe I liked Sohail Khan a bit more than you did in this part - he sort of reminded me of Uday Chopra's Ali in the DHOOM series, who I've always had a soft spot for. Since we didn't know back then that Sohail is Salman Khan's kid brother, some of the later scenes between the two of them just seemed weird to us - now it's clear the paternal vibe Salman instantly has with Sohail is a older brother-younger brother thing.
I'm sure that the end of this movie was supposed to have us glad Ms. Kapoor and Mr. Salman Khan fly off together - but to us it was like "Why? Why? Why? He abandons his wife in the Melbourne airport to 'find his luck' or something, and at least the herky-jerky con artist guy tries to take care of her, even offering to marry her so she won't get deported. Why doesn't she stay with him instead?" Again, I'm not sure if it's bad writing or a cultural difference - but it made this movie one of our least favorite Bollywood films.
Sorry @TimELiebe Akashi doesn't write for wogma any more and it's difficult to trace her down. I haven't seen the film, so I can't comment either.
Not a problem, meetu - I was just trying not to offend her about my feelings regarding Salman Khan, is all.
I agreed w/her review in the main - and to be honest, I don't think it'd be fair to subject anybody else to seeing that film just to satisfy my "Western fan" curiosity, as Ms. Kaul makes it clear it's not a very good movie for anyone.
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