Most undeservingly overhyped movie of all time??

Boring, over-political, tech fuzed mess

Best movie of this year hands down!

It really made me laugh, but for some moments I was tearing up because I could relate so much.

i have seen this movie , romantic mood ,suspense simplicity of hero are main items of this movie i will present all my gratitude to Amisha and hitrick roshan i enjoyed it a lot.Amisha you are fine and u all mine welldone lady u did ur job welldone.i have seen it on cd that was nice to pass my 3 hours , amisha has very simple face.i love hitrick performance , his love with his small brother was nice and real show.lot of compliments to director. if amisha you see this all matter then u should come Pakistan for performance u will be liked by people.very nicefrom Pakistan.

KNPH is certainly another step in the right direction for Bollywood, both in terms of script writing and acting. Hrithik Roshan delivers a strong performance which goes a long way to give him credibility, considering the blatant case of nepotism that landed him the role in the first place (although he maintains that he has struggled much in his life to get to this point - which I am willing to give him; an assassination attempt on one's father certainly counts, but if I am not mistaken, that happened after the fact).Amisha Patel's performance, while a good-enough debut performance, leaves much to be desired. Her "over"-acting borders on annoying at times, but does not detract that much from the movie and I'd attribute it to inexperience rather than a lack of talent. And apart from her character, there wasn't much overacting in the movie to speak of.I definitely have a bone to pick with the script writer for the unoriginal (shocker) and out-of-place use of the "hand motion over the face" blatantly taken from the Travolta/Cage movie "Face-Off." The gesture was annoying in Face-Off and it is annoying in KNPH.Overall, the movie is certainly worth a watch and the newcomers are going places. Hrithik especially proves to be more than just a pretty face which is refreshing to see.

After reading about Hrithik Roshan, Bollywood's hottest movie star in GQ magazine, I was truly amazed at his popularity in his native India. I later watched the dvd release of KNPH, Hrithik Roshan's first hit movie. Directed by his father, this spirited romp is actually a made-to-order showcase for his handsome and talented son. Suffice to say that this film would have been very average, save for Hrithik Roshan who carries the entire production on his able shoulders. His charm and intense style are certainly enough to catch the interest of most any movie-goer.Much of the movie is devoted to loving shots of Hrithik in various poses, and I'm certain that the female audiences in Mumbai were swooning in the crowded aisles each time he sang and danced. Much of what occurs on screen looks like a Hindi pop music video made for even pre-teenage audiences. A good comparison would be to the old movies of Elvis Presley! This may have had a bit more realism and action than those, but the entire proceedings focus on Hrithik's singing, dancing, and posing in a way that glamorizes him to that extent. It's obvious that multi-talented Hrithik Roshan could make it big in the U.S. if he so desires. That's the one thing that I will certainly remember out of this somewhat shallow, but lighthearted and colorful movie.

A great fun movie. The story line is not exactly original, but the direction, editing and choreography more than make up for it. Newcomers Hritik and Ameesha look great. The movie is fast paced and sustains interest throughout. And Hritik really is the biggest draw. He is hunky, dances well and can act too. Just the right stuff for a Hollywood star.