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By Prema K. Š2006 Bollyvista.com |
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Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna |
Now for the plus points of the film. Some of the dialogues are very effective and have a deeper meaning. Like for instance, when Rhea accuses Dev of being a failure in life, he responds by admitting to it and adds that more than he being a failure it's their marriage that has been a bigger failure.
One scene that really stands out is when Dev confesses to Rhea in front of their respective families that he's in love with Maya. Of course, he laughs it off as a joke immediately. But the seed of doubt that has been sown in Sam's mind is well-expressed.
There's a scene in which Dev is waiting for Maya with a bouquet of flowers. She's crossing the road and Rhea too lands up on the same crossing. Rhea spots Dev and is surprised to see him with a bouquet of flowers. She assumes that it's for her. The tension here is really built up well.
Yeah, we forgot to mention how Rhea and Rishi get friendly and discuss their marital problems. They indulge in a bit of bitching about marriage but ultimately admit to each other their love for their respective spouses. So they both decide to call up their respective spouses to make up. They don't realize that their spouses are romancing with each other over the phone. So they leave a lovey dovey message on their cell phones. Now why don't their spouses retrieve their respective messages. So Rhea and Rishi, despite their hectic schedules, are trying their best to bring their marriage back on the right footing. So there, illogical stuff too happening in the film.
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