Thanks for the memories!

Save your money for something good and enjoyable

A great movie, one of the best of this year. There was a bit of confusion at one point in the plot, but nothing serious.

An old-fashioned movie made with new-fashioned finesse.

Watch this movie for shahrukh khan it will never makes you dissapointed .This one will surely makes your heart melt.

Naina (Preity Zinta) and her family are at a low point in their collective lives until Aman (Shah Rukh Khan) moves next door and brings laughter back into their home. Naina falls in love with Aman, who reveals that he is married. Aman, knowing that Naina's best friend Rohit (Saif Ali Khan) is in love with her, tries to spark a romance between the two. What they don't know, though, is that Aman is hiding an even deeper secret.This romantic drama has a wonderful, moving plot. All three main actors give convincing performances, and the supporting cast (down to the children) are impressive as well. The musical numbers are beautiful, sometimes memorably so, with the exception of the mostly vulgar Club Nirvana scene, which keeps this movie from being five stars. Overall, this tear-jerker delivers excellent entertainment and is well worth the three hours spent viewing.

I noticed one reviewer referred to this film as 'subtle'. This is bizarre, as the film has about as much subtlety as a stripper doing her act at a Baptist barbecue!! There is nothing subtle about this film as the characters are all very broad, very loud and very annoying caricatures. Heck, sit-com characters have much more depth than the annoying jerks in this film. After a while, I must admit that I turned the film off--mostly because I have seen many Indian films and know that they can be good instead of clichéd and annoying--and "Kal Ho Naa Ho" is completely annoying. In fact, after the first 15 minutes or so, the movie had totally lost me. Why? Well here are a few of the characters: you have the nasty and cruel grandmother, the 'funny' fat friend as well as the sexist pig- like jerk who plays the main character's best male friend. While it's true that many Indian grandmothers favor the male child like the grandma does in this one, the lady is physically abusive and cruel to the point that you cannot understand why the Americanized Indian family didn't toss her into the streets or in front of an on- coming bus! The fat friend is kooky and LESS believable that a sit- com friend--and even kookier. No one on planet Earth has a kooky friend like this. As for the male friend, he's a nasty, sexist jerk who probably would end up in the hospital after trying out his abrasive and offensive antics on women...and he's so bad and sexist that in the States he would be killed sooner (hopefully) or later!! Did the movie get any better? I dunno...I just couldn't take any more. Somehow we are to accept that the girl who befriends these jerks is somehow special--thoughtful, kind and a living goddess?! No way...you are known by your friends. An awful movie. I know that many romantic-comedies from India have their clichés, I usually can accept this and enjoy the picture...but not this time. The clichés cross over to annoyances and who wants to be viscerally annoyed when they watch a movie?!

The best of part of this movie is this movie could be seen together with a family.It may not be a classic but not less than an evergreen movie, a movie which creates a landmark in the history of Indian Cinema. Its a complete entertainer with all the elements a Bollywood movie should have..Overwhelmingly great film.This movie was literally the best movie I've seen not even of just shahrukh khan or in Hindi cinema but out of all the movies I've seen, which is a lot. It was so touching and I cried for the entire second half especially when he was in the hospital dying and when him and Naina had their moments. It was also actually pretty funny too, shahrukh did an amazing job as a comedian once again.