Kyon Ki… (2005)

• Year: 2005
• Released: 03 Nov 2005
• Country: India
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• IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0451787/
• Rotten Tomatoes: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/kyon_ki
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• Available in: 720p, 1080p,
• Language: Hindi
• MPA Rating: Not Rated
• Genre: Drama, Romance
• Runtime: 160 min
• Writer: Sanjay Chhel
• Director: Priyadarshan
• Cast: Salman Khan, Kareena Kapoor, Rimi Sen
• Keywords: remake, mental institution, doctor, accidental death, mental patient, mental illness,

	5.5/10
	57% – Critics
	false% – Audience

Kyon Ki… Storyline

Dr Khurana a strict dean of a mental hospital runs it along with with his trusted aide Dr Sunil and his daughter Dr Tanvi.One day the hospital receives a patient an Sunil is shocked to see he is none other than Anand,Whose the son of his mentor who helped him get educated and Anand refers him as elder brother.But currently he has forgotten everything.Anand creates lot of mischief in hospital which irks Tanvi.Tanvi then goes to his case file which mentions that he became unstable after the death of his girlfriend Maya.But he is accused for killing her which was an accidental death.Tanvi and Sunil treat Anand and help him get back to normal during the time they fall in love.But Khurana wont permit their relationship.—alex.mjacko@gmail.com

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Could have been better

First the good points-good acting from Salman Khan,good picturesque cinematography,nice songs …totally unexpected ending. Now the bad…the screenplay doesn’t grab,on screen chemistry between the lead pairs is not very convincing.

The pacing of the film could have been better and as it is a serious kind of subject …it doesn’t give much hope for future serious Priyadarshan films a la Viraasat.Especially considering the Box office success of all his comedies.

The film is worth a look if you are looking for a non stereotypical role from lover boy Salman.

For: Kareena & Romania; Against: Melodrama & Poor chemistry

Plot Outline: Anand (Salman) is admitted to an asylum where Dr. Tanvi (Kareena), her father (Om Puri) & Dr. Sunil (Jackie Shroff) are psychiatrists. Tanvi learns of Anand’s tragic past of his lover Maya’s (Rimi Sen) death and the murder charge on him. Whilst helping his recovery, the two fall in love against the wishes of her father. The Official Website calls it “A passionate love story, twisted by fate at its imaginative best”.

Comment: The story traces its lineage to Hollywood’s ‘One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest’ which Priyadarshan has portrayed in ‘Thalavattam’ (Malayalam) and ‘Kyon Ki’. Although some called it a comedy, I would call it a tragedy. Jokes involving the mentally challenged are history. The melodramatic climax actually leaves the viewer nauseating. Character development is poor with lead pair’s love and chemistry hardly noticeable.

Salman is bearable and Kareena though plump looks adorable in sarees. Om Purie, Jackie Shroff and Rimi are passable. Sunil Shetty’s cameo was avoidable. Of the songs, ‘Kyon ki itna pyar’ and ‘Dil Keh Raha Hai’ are worthy. Priyadarshan could rather stick to comedies like Hungama or Garam Masala for better BO success.

Rating: 4/10

Kyunki it doesn’t involve the viewer totally

So, this one from Mr. Priyadarshan is not going to make you laugh. The film shot well in the verdurous landscape of The Nilgiris, revolves around a sanatorium run by a gruff ex-army doctor Khurana (Om Puri), who along with his daughter Tanvi (Kareena Kapoor)manage the place. Anand (Salman Khan)is the new patient that has been admitted in this sanatorium. He is in this condition because of the shock when he realized that he had accidentally caused his fiancée’s death by the way of a prank. It also turns that a doctor in the sanatorium, Sunil (Jackie Shroff) is an old acquaintance of this new patient. The movie revolves around how Anand, with the efforts of docs Tanvi and Sunil is brought back to his state of normalcy or sanity. But, there is a slight twist towards the end which somehow ands up salvaging the otherwise humdrum script.

The movie moves pretty sluggishly in the first half. The sequences where Anand is brought to the sanatorium and his subsequent mischiefs, the association with the other inmates, could have been tightly edited and packed, but unfortunately, they aren’t. Similarly, Anand’s track with his love Maya (Rimi Sen) isn’t developed strongly so as to involve the average viewer totally. It is only when the viewer begins to feel that the movie is going to come to a predictable end that there is some redemption of sorts by the film maker.

Salman Khan’s performance is unexceptional. There isn’t a major difference in his performance when he is playing an ‘insane’ person and when he is ‘normal’. Kareena Kapoor is good in her role. Om Puri plays the brusque dad cum sanatorium boss very well. Jackie Shroff is very good in his part. Even after all these years he proves that he can deliver the goods with ease. Rimi Sen is only in a brief role but she looked good in it. Sunil Shetty is in a minuscule role. The others like Atul Parchure, Arun Bakshi, Asrani, Manoj Joshi, Nagesh Bhosle, Javed Khan have supported the main cast well.