Shikha (Shilpa Shetty) is in a marriage of compromise with her husband Ranjeet (Kay Kay Menon) an entrepreneur, who is having an extramarital affair with Neha (Kangana), his employee. In the same office is Rahul (Sharman Joshi), a call centre executive who has a crush on Neha as well. Shikha is attracted to Akash (Shiney Ahuja), a struggling theatre artist who isn't a success yet, while Shikha's sister Shruti (Konkona) is 30, still a virgin and desperate to find her man.
Koyla sets on a background of coal mines. The supreme emperor Rajasaab (Amrish Puri) and his eccentric brother Brijwa (Salim Ghouse) secrectly terrorize by killing and rape those innocent people. Shankar (Shah Rukh), is a humble and mute servant of Rajasaab and unaware of Raja's evil ways, One fateful day, Raja's eyes fall upon innocent Gauri (Madhuri). Driven by lust to prossess her, he conspires to marry her by sending a photograph of Shankar along with a marriage proposal. As fate would have it, Gauri instantly falls in love with Shankar and fantasizes about being his bride.
Siddu is the son of an over-protective business man. Every decision of his is made by his father, which leads him into frustration. He half-heartedly agrees to become engaged to a rich man's daughter, but then falls for a middle-class man's daughter called Hasini. The film focuses on his realization that he has to stand on his own and come out of his father's protective shell- and try to succeed in love.
Like a story from classical mythology. A boy's mother dies at a very young age and he is heartbroken. His father remarries and the boy is introduced to her on his birthday. For him, his mother had returned. One problem, his mother is out to get the family fortune, because as in all Bollywood movies, the family is very wealthy. This is a long term scam though and will take years to pull off. The boy is so infatuated with his mother that he takes every word of hers as gospel. She has him work in the fields like a peasant and denies him an education.
Director Rajashree Ojha succeeds in extracting decent performances from the entire cast. Sonam Kapoor fits the title role to T. Aisha is the most defined role she has essayed so far and Sonam adds spark and soul to it. Even when she irritates with her antics, she is in sync with her character. Abhay Deol as the suave corporate guy adds poise to, both, his character and performance, bringing sanity whenever Aisha goes insane. Amrita Puri as the small-town wannabe is hilarious with her middle-class mannerisms and elite aspirations.
Veer (Fardeen Khan), a singer in greed of extracting extra pocket money from his step-brother Dharam (Sanjay Dutt), a business-honcho from London, tries to lie about his single status and puts it forth as happily married with Vidya (Mugdha Godse), who he is in love with. His friend Prem (Ajay Devgn), a concept car expert, lends a helping hand in this falsely embossed projection. Prem is happily married to Jhanvi (Bipasha Basu), who takes care of his ancestors' out-dated Chopra Gymnasium . Veer and Prem land up in debts as they had opted for a short-cut to earn easy money.
Two people, who are absolutely opposite in everyway, find themselves on the downside of life. She, a lonely but high-spirited soul, has become jobless and homeless. He, a serious but dream-driven individual, has just been rejected by the love of his life. Eventually, their paths cross when she invades his "dream-designed" life by passing herself off as his fiance. That's when the fun starts and the web of lies that they weave together ends up bonding them deeper into each other's lives to the point of falling in love.
"Beware, O Beautiful Ones," the title tells us--beware, indeed, because Ranbir Kapoor is already scorching his way to the top in this, his second film, and setting hearts on fire along the way. Kapoor--the grandson of the granddaddy of Indian film, actor Raj Kapoor, and the cousin of actress Kareena Kapoor--has the talent to match his pedigree and it shows even in this predictable, albeit entertaining movie about a commitment-phobe who gets a comeuppance.
Girl from a large town wants to pursue her career in dance instead of get married to a local. She runs away to the USA with an American. Years later she returns to a place that judges her for that choice. For the wishes of her now deceased former dance teacher she tries to save an open air stage from demolition. The deal is that if she can stage a production from the locals and win them over, the authorities will rescind the order to demolish it. Madhuri Dixit's return to movies and it is built for her. The dance and staging is exceptional in this piece.
Mujhse Dosti Karoge is a romantic flick that guarantees to give the audience the quality in the banner of Yash Copra production. Raj (Hrithik Roshan), Pooja (Kareena Kapoor) and Tina (Rani Mukherjee) are friends since childhood. Raj always has a crush to Tina, even he and his family must leave to London, he keep send Tina e-mail. But, the ultra-chick Tina doesn't have any mood to replying it, so she gives the task to Pooja. So, all the times, in 15 years, Pooja keep writing email to Raj by the name of Tina. The love triangle comes as result, when eventually Raj coming back to Simla.
