Kismat

Bobby Deol, Priyanka Chopra, Aashish Vidyarthi, Sanjay Narvekar, Mushtaq Khan, Mohan Joshi, Smita Jaykar, Kabir Bedi, Amit Behl, Shahbaaz Khan, Virendra Saxena

On the whole, KISMAT is a predictable fare that holds appeal for front benchers mainly. For the gentry and the multiplex audiences, it has precious little to offer. However, its reasonable price should prove advantageous for its distributors. Read More

Kismat adopts this philosophy as the basis of its plot and hero Tony's (Bobby Deol) character. After his parents die, young Tony is abandoned by his uncle and aunt in a train compartment. He bumps into a bunch of street kids who share his love for Amitabh Bachchan and his work in Deewar. Read More

Kismat has already been forgotten, it's no surprise why. Guddu Dhanoa has lost his 'charm', films like Kismat don't stand a chance in today's Bollywood. If you must watch it, then rent the DVD. Read More

The story of Kismat has been seen umpteen times on screen before. A local gunda, falling for a rich girl, decides to take a quick route to riches to be eligible to marry her. But in trying to make things better he only ends up making them many times worse. Read More

On the script side, the writers' duo Robin Bhatt and Sutanu Gupta disappoints much with poorly crafted story that reminds of 20 years back movies. Read More

On the whole, Kismat has very little to offer in terms of content. Its pure entertainment Bollywood style. What Kismat (meaning fate) awaits this film at the UK box office? Your guess is good as mine. Read More