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Baabul

'Forcibly Progressive!'

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One would have understood Balraj's eagerness to get Millie married to Rajat if she'd fallen in love with him. But why force it on her when she claims that he's just a good friend. Why couldn't he encourage her to take up her painting again or maybe even study? So this entire marriage issue looks very forced.

Now for the other flaws in the film. Salman's death in a car accident too does not look convincing. Nothing much is happening in the first half of the film except for Salman's romance with Rani and establishing the father-son bond. But at least the first half is peppy.

The second half of the film drags. A couple of songs could have been easily edited out of the film besides a few scenes too. Most of the dialogues are very preachy. Please give us a break!

Now for the songs. 'Come On Come On Chalo Jashn Manaye' is a peppy, catchy number. 'Baawri Piya Ki' is soothing. The cinematography gives the film a visually rich look.

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