Kyun Ho Gaya Na

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Rediff.com Part Time Fun

Speaking of which, the music needs special mention. Ranging from country Western and traces of Western classical to rap and rock, Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy's tunes are young, energetic and peppy. They are also visualised well by cinematographer Sudeep Chatterjee and Samir Karnik. Read More

BollywoodHungama 1.5/5

The casting of 'good friends' Vivek and Aishwarya is enough to generate tremendous excitement in a film project. However, the chemistry between this good looking couple is clearly lacking in the film. Read More

ApunKaChoice.com

When you have Bollywood's most desirable couple in the leading role, supported by a superstar like Amitabh Bachchan the expectations of the viewers are naturally high. Debutant director Samir Karnik has made an ambitious attempt but not good enough to engage a viewer for the entire movie's duration. Read More

BBC.co.uk 3/5

Real life boyfriend Vivek Oberoi plays Arjun, a layabout rich kid who claims that the words "love" and "defeat" aren't in his vocabulary. A joker not a lover, Arjun's blind to Diya's charms. How long will it take him to realise she's the woman of his dreams? Read More

PlanetBollywood.com 6.5/10

"Kyun! Ho Gaya Na" is not a terrible film, and certainly manages to entertain throughout its duration, but it is something of a disappointment. It could have been so much more, and in so many ways: so much more believable, so much more engaging, so much more enjoyable. Read More