Article Updated 04 January, 2005 01:36:49 PM IST   Kisna By Judi Silva ©2005 Bollyvista.com   Kisna is a warrior, a poet, a lover. Kisna is INDIA. The epoch year 1947 sets the stage for a remarkable tale of an Indian warrior poet named Kisna (Vivek Oberoi) and the British girl he befriends and subsequently protects, Katherine Beckett (Antonia Bernath). With a delightful combination of both fact and fiction, Subhash Ghai weaves a story, which takes place during the time when India is fighting for her independence from Britain. Going against those in his own family who have joined forces with other enraged nationalists, Kisna personally accompanies Katherine to the British High Commission in New Delhi, where she will be able to get a safe passage back home. But what happens during their journey places them in a dangerous situation, as Kisna is already engaged to be married to Laxmi (Isha Shravani). The tender and adventurous story, which develops amidst the hatred of the two nations, depicts the love that can be shared in spite of marked diversities. The values of loyalty, sacrifice and respect for relationships, which are essential to all humans no matter what country one comes from, shine through as cultural differences are set aside for something more important.as nothing survives forever.except love.   close   Print this Article http://www.bollyvista.com   http://www.bollyvista.com/article/a/30/3943