There is too much of crying involved and those oftenly put together break-down scenes are extremely depressing for the audiences. The film falls flat when it stretches scenes that run too long. The locations being real, a smooth camera work can be seen too. Sanam Teri Kasam may have a faulty storyline but the film has been shot quite well. Sanam Teri Kasam Review: Music, Direction Murli Sharma’s forgiving cop act is likable enough. Manish Choudhari does a good job of portraying the strict father. I wish it was more normal like Deepika Padukone’s Naina Talwar from Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani. She overdoes in a lot of scenes, especially her nerdy-girl act. The Pakistani actress makes a decent debut. Mawra Hocane, too makes her Bollywood debut. In the acting department though, he still has a long way ahead. Interestingly, he gets ample of occasions in the film to flaunt his chiseled hot-bod and bad boy looks that may appeal to many girls. Harshawardhan Rane makes his Bollywood debut with this film. Sanam Teri Kasam Review: Star Performance I just wish they would have left a good chunk of melodrama out and it could have been a bearable film.
It is a love story that’s not all merry and hence at some levels it does get to you. Majorly what the script tries to entice you on is its emotional quotient. Aren’t we done portraying that being pretty gives you self-worth? Other than these obvious faults, the film keeps missing out on detailing like at one point, Inder and Saraswati are at Kullu and he seems to teleport to Mumbai in the next scene. Being librarian, Saru has to be geeky and because she has nerdy looks, no guy is good to her and she is filled with self doubt. So don’t be surprised by misrepresentations. Playing to stereotypes is quite typical of Bollywood. The film’s plot could have been better had it not been so larger than life dramatic.
It is a predictable story and in fact its biggest twist is clear at the start itself if only one watches it carefully. There is nothing ‘never seen before’ about Sanam Teri Kasam. Will Saru and Inder’s love find a happy ending with her family’s opposition? Harshvardhan Rane and Mawra Hocane in a still from ‘Sanam Teri Kasam’ Sanam Teri Kasam Review: Script Analysis
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He disowns her and Saru is then supported by Inder who in spite of having feelings for her, tries to patch her up with an IIT/IIM guy. In a misunderstanding of sorts, Saru’s father suspects that she is having a fling with Inder and that’s when things get ugly. He has a rough past and is often looked down upon as a criminal in the building. Inder Parihar (Harshwardhan Rane) is the bad boy in Saraswati’s building. Saraswati has a younger sister who is waiting for her sister to get married so that she can go ahead too since she already has a boyfriend. Her father wants her to get hitched to an IIT-IIM grad but unfortunately due to her appearance, she is often rejected by her prospects. Saraswati (Mawra Hocane) is our ‘Jassi’ (Jassi Jaisi Koi Nahi) who comes from a strict South Indian Brahman family.
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