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Tum Se Achcha Kaun Hai (2002)

Tum Se Achcha Kaun Hai (2002)

GENRESDrama,Musical,Romance
LANGHindi
ACTOR
Nakul KapoorAarti ChhabriaKim SharmaDalip Tahil
DIRECTOR
Deepak Anand

SYNOPSICS

Tum Se Achcha Kaun Hai (2002) is a Hindi movie. Deepak Anand has directed this movie. Nakul Kapoor,Aarti Chhabria,Kim Sharma,Dalip Tahil are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2002. Tum Se Achcha Kaun Hai (2002) is considered one of the best Drama,Musical,Romance movie in India and around the world.

Working as a Guide and bus driver in Jaisalmer, Arjun had always dreamed of being a famous singer. When he meets beautiful tourist, Naina Dixit, he impresser her with his singing, she encourages him to come to Bombay and try his luck there, and leaves her address with him. Shortly thereafter, Arjun bids farewell to his brother, his Bhabi, and nephew and sets forth to Bombay. Upon arrival he does meet with Naina's friend, Monto, who takes him to several places to try his luck, but no one even bothers to even listen to him, leave alone hear him sing. He lives with Naina, her sisters, Anu and Tuktuk, and their college professor mom, who empathize with him. Then Naina hits upon an idea to have a open song and dance show in a public park. The show does take place, and a wealthy young woman, Bobby Gujral, does notice Arjun and invites him to sing for a firm run by her dad's partner, Sunil Mahadevan. When Sunil refuses to get involved, Bobby talks to her dad and opens her very own recording ...

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Tum Se Achcha Kaun Hai (2002) Reviews

  • Tumse Achchha Kaun Hai ? Koi Nahin Dear !

    jmathur_swayamprabha2015-04-27

    You can't watch all the movies for inspiration or message. A lot many of them are to be watched for pure entertainment only and then this underhyped and less promoted one is for those only who want neat and clean wholesome entertainment consisting of an ideal family in which Bhaiya and Bhabhi are no less than parents for the younger brother, a lovely romance, a love triangle that come into existence due to an obsessive second female lead, a struggler but talented singer's success in the competitive world of Mumbai and finally the action and the thrill in similar optimum quantum as salt in Daal or Sabzi or Aata. The extra-ordinarily handsome and dashing hero Nakul Kapur is a villager in his debut (and unfortunately the last also) movie, living in Jaisalmer with his loving Bhaiya and Bhabhi and always dreams of making it big in the music world, courtesy his god-given singing talent. A tourist - Aarti Chhabaria arrives his city with her college group and identifies the diamond hidden in dust just like an able Jauhari. She advises him to come to Mumbai. And when getting his Bhaiya-Bhabhi convinced with difficulty, he moves from Jaisalmer to Mumbai, he gets shelter in the house of his motivator, Aarti living with her widow mother and younger sisters (a mother of grown-up daughter has no hitch in allowing a largely unknown male to live with them, great filmy mother !) but the harsh realities of the career and market frustrate him. He is not ready to let go the virtues developed in him during his village life but not ready to give up as well. And then arrives the spoiled rich butterfly - Kim Sharma who hears his voice in a road show (it was his last resort to make the people hear his voice and see his talent) and falls for him. With her support, Nakul really makes it big in the Bollywood music world but Kim's obsession for him creates a love triangle of Nakul, Aarti and Kim, ultimately leading to a violent climax, sending Kim to wheelchair. But Nakul is still grateful to her for everything done by her to build his career. The highly melodious music of this movie composed by Nadeem Shravan has made this movie comparable to Saawan Ko Aane Do (the musical hit of Rajshri in 1979) but that similarity is for the 50%part of the movie, the balance 50% has its take on Ram Gopal Verma's Pyar Tune Kya Kiya. But this cocktail is not bad, it's rather good and gives you a satisfactory feel. All the formulae have been mixed in the right proportions in the movie and you know when all the required ingredients masaalas) are properly mixed (nothing much, nothing less), the dish is bound to be delicious. That's the case with Tumse Achchha Kaun Hai. The entertainment provided does not allow the viewer to pay attention to the directorial mistakes or the cinematic liberties taken to lead the movie towards a reasonable end of the story. Engrossing. Definitely. Music as I have already admired is TAKH's biggest strength. At least five of the total seven compositions are highly melodious as well as meaningful and able to touch the chord of the listener's heart. The next strength is performances. The protagonist, Nakul Kapur has given an amazing performance and in my view, he was the deserving claimant of the best debut award for the year 2002. He has showed his talent and guts in action, dance, emotion, romance; where not ! But surprisingly tragic fact is that he just disappeared from the silver screen after this praiseworthy debut. That's how the cruel world functions. Aarti Chhabaria and Kim Sharma though, are still acting in odd movies and at least they cannot be called unemployed. Most of the characters have done well (some underplayed, some exaggerated but overall impact has been satisfactory for the story that has come before the spectators). Aarti Chhabaria, first time in a lead role, looks pretty though shown fully clad in traditional Indian clothes, just like the girl next door (behenji type). It proves that to look beautiful, a girl does not essentially have to be glamorous. Kim Sharma could not repeat the Urmila Matondkar act of Pyar Tune Kya Kiya but she has worked hard to deliver a convincing performance. Finally, Raghuveer Yadav, a highly talented actor coming from the stream of realistic cinema, has delivered a knock-out performance that stands out among others. The cinematographer has admirably captured the beauty of Rajasthan in the first half of the movie. Dialogues are also good. Editing is OK. My advice to the viewers - just watch the movie with moderate expectation and be clear in your mind that you are watching it for wholesome entertainment and not for any other objective. Then, you take my word for it, you will love it. It was a box office flop, perhaps because of bad publicity and new unknown faces in the leads. But it is worth a dekko. Personally asking, I would like to watch it again and again. The personality of Nakul Kapur in the movie is such that I would not have been surprised had I found several young unmarried girls of our country falling for him (as was the trend for Rajesh Khanna in the late sixties and early seventies). Had the movie been given better publicity and become a box office success, who knows Nakul would have become the next heartthrob of the young Indian females. But that's called destiny. Nice timepass.

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  • i rate it as OK!

    dolly_polly_molly2007-03-26

    well..as far as my thoughts are concerned..the movie was not what u can call Bad!! i liked it especially because it is a touching love story...the little girl,Ruchi Bafna who was charactered as "Tuk Tuk" in the movie was damn cute...everything else was fine...but the actor Nakul Kapoor isn't that funny as much as he is looking...he wasn't actually given a right chance to prove himself.... The actress Aarti chabaria is struggling to full extent today, n is going on the verge of success, looked cute in a typical Indian girl role...Rati Agnihotri, of course no words for the celebrity...Neha Pendse is also a good actress n acted very well in the movie....The story was actually good but i guess wasn't expressed in front of people in the way it should have been... Over all, i can say that the movie was OK......

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  • Conservative message, average plot, few good songs.

    Pedro-372002-06-18

    Tumse Achcha Kaun Hai is the story about an honest man from Jaisalmer who goes to Mumbai to become a star singer. Not utterly inventive plot, right? But it could serve as a nice look on India's showbiz. But it doesn't. It rather serves as a vessel for utterly conservative messages. The main one being that this naive boy from the rural area is so pure in his heart whereas the big city and especially its youth is oh so rotten and perverted. Yeah, right. Nothing against a little social criticism, but this one comes not only heavy handed, it also rings false. It's not the actors' fault. Model Nakul Kapoor looks good in the main role but the dialogue he has to utter is often insulting. I'll not say it's utter crap because there are certain cool songs and at least one sexy dance number - but it doesn't amount to much. There's too much time wasted on this country=good, city=evil philosophy to make me recommend the picture. And I will not even talk about the ending which has a terrible character change and some terrible "thriller" moments that don't work well. The most insulting thing is what happens to the "evil" character. I'd give it a 4/10

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