Title Phir Milenge
Description Salman Khan, Abhishek Bachchan, Shilpa Shetty
Director
Brand/Distributor UTV
Genre Film, Drama
Subtitles English
Category DVD
Features
Year 2004

Price $16.99

Another DVD by UTV after Lakshya...
Do you think is it going to be progressive like Lakshya?

saw this!
I dont think so! as mhafner was not involved with quality control for this one

30fps with correct 3:2 pull down, better than other junk !

screenshots @ nehaflix

is nehaflix taking the piss with the http://www.zulmi.com url...

full dvd available to download at alt.binaries.bollywood

DVD shots per vcdquality.com:

I finally saw this feature!

I think, it is a real, sensitive, earnest film by Revathy! very well handled and directed!She should be ACCLAIMED and AWARDED with a NATIONAL to use such a BOLD/SENSITIVE theme in such a conservative society!

It feels bit slowish, as you wont see every 5 minutes song out burst and johny lever making bad ugly faces!LOL.

Shilpa was OK, but I would have loved to see a more subtantial actress in this pivitol role!

Salman's appearance is brief, but adds to the film, and he wont disappoint you.

A real PLUS is ABHISHEK, that I always thought could never learn how to act! Revathy has RESTRAINED him enough for just to do what he is supposed to, and he is pretty effective in doing so.

OVERALL...if some one wants a break from SHIT thats coming out every week from bollywood and can be patient and interested to see something GOOD! thats film 4 u!

** By the way, I could not progress beyond 30 minutes of NAACH, it was Damn so SLOW and BORING imho!I wish I would see it through one day!

I personally thought that the film was sensitive as well as bold, but definitely not entertaining.

It's good to have films like this on taboo subjects, but I personally prefer bollywood cuz it's good ol' bollywood, melodrama et al. That's what makes Bollywood bollywood. I still try to stray away from crap like "Kabhie Kushi Kabhi Gham," but surely enjoy any of SRK movies within their own realm, aside from competition to more so called 'quality. Sure it has its crap, and loads of it, but I enjoyed Revathy's previous "Mitr" and "Dhoop," a whole lot more because it tackled themes relevant to the Indian culture such as immigrant family conflicts, and weak indian bureacratic structures.

"Phir Milenge" on the other hand was based in the atmosphere of an Urban Indian culture that resembles western culture way too much. It just looked too fake to me, even though the story itself dealt with a strong issue. This pretty much alienated me from the movie and made me want to pop in "Philadelphia," which would have definitely been a better blend of entertainment and consciousness of the issue at hand.