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It takes guts to make animated version of this legendary movie and I think this movie made justice to original one. I bet you will feel nostalgic,I first saw this in a theater in the late 90s. Revisited it recently. The film is an unofficial remake of On the Waterfront. While this one aint no masterpiece like the original, it has lots of action n thrilling moments. The most iconic one is the train sequence. The final showdown between the hero n the villain is a solid one too. The performance by the lead actor Aamir Khan is the highlight. Rani Mukherjee looked stunning throughout n very nice in the last scene with her black tshirt. Deepak Tijori's sideburns n his jacket is a big lol. The film does have its flaws.

"Koochie Koochie Hota Hai" is an animated adaptation of the iconic Bollywood film "Kuch Kuch Hota Hai." Unfortunately, as of my last update in January 2022, "Koochie Koochie Hota Hai" had not been released yet, so I'm unable to provide a review or information on its reception. This animated film aimed to retell the story using animated dogs as characters, with a focus on friendship and love. However, the release of the movie faced several delays and might have seen changes since then. Very child friendly movie... That was amozing grafic work.. Than content will be connect the child.. All categories aged chill love it.

When I first saw kkhh I said finally a good original film but a couple of years I got to see Marlon Brando's "On the Waterfront" and find out a movie's rip off. Still the movie is definitely a must see for people who like realistic, hard hitting films and not the loveyduvey smoochy films. Besides that aamir khan gives a brilliant performance as the confused brother trapped in underworld's tactics. Rani mukherjee is ok. Her voice is dubbed and one can clearly make out. Aamir Khan's aati kya khandala is a great highlight of the movie. The railway track race could have taken his life but he is still alive so have fun and watch this movie. This is an awesome film. My Rating 10/10.

Koochie Koochie Hota Hai is a Hindi movie released on 10 Dec, 2012.

The movie is directed by Tarun Mansukhani and featured Shah Rukh Khan, Kajol, Rani Mukerji and Sanjay Dutt as lead characters.

Other popular actors who were roped in for Koochie Koochie Hota Hai are Simi Garewal and Anupam Kher.

The voice-over for the lead anthropomorphic characters has been given by shahrukh khan, kajol, rani mukerji, sanjay dutt and ritesh deshmukh. The film is an animated remake of the hit 1998 hindi film, kuch kuch hota hai.

Animated dogs as characters, with a focus on friendship and love. However, the release of the movie faced.

I loved this film ! It excels at what it goes for, that being a romantic story between a girl and a boy mixed with some fantasy. My only complaints are mainly subjective but I'll still bring them up (spoilers) :

I think the ending went on for a bit too long, it could have gotten to the point faster and maybe spent more time on the aftermath.

I think the way Hinode finds out about the cat/human transformation is a bit underwhelming, the girl turning into a cat is the main plot point and you're waiting to see the payoff but it's not anything special.

Their love is a bit "random"

Now it's totally normal to have crushes at their age, I'm mostly talking about the ending when Hinode confesses his love for Miyo. I assume he has always loved her someway somewhere, but they don't ever hint to it until the end so it mostly comes out of nowhere.

Now what i loved the most !

The character's personalities and attention to growth

At first Miyo seems pretty basic, but throughout the film you learn about her and her struggles, she acts very childish but she's quite mature, she is super lovable especially as a cat ! I love the scene when she snaps at her family, you can really feel for her and it's really sad. Same goes for the other characters.

The emotional moments.

It takes guts to make animated version of this legendary movie and I think this movie made justice to original one. I bet you will feel nostalgic,I first saw this in a theater in the late 90s. Revisited it recently. The film is an unofficial remake of On the Waterfront. While this one aint no masterpiece like the original, it has lots of action n thrilling moments. The most iconic one is the train sequence. The final showdown between the hero n the villain is a solid one too. The performance by the lead actor Aamir Khan is the highlight. Rani Mukherjee looked stunning throughout n very nice in the last scene with her black tshirt. Deepak Tijori's sideburns n his jacket is a big lol. The film does have its flaws.

The boxing match looked clearly rigged n not at all an official championship one. One of the fighter is not landing punches or defending himself but jus stayingin in one place, hands behind the rope n suffering punches by the opponent. The house/bldg doesn't have any safety hedge or any grill around. The jackets worn by the bikers are pathetic. Some of the side characters who played the bikers looked uncles n not at all youngsters.

Siddhu, a tearaway and ned, is a boxing champion. His elder brother is the accountant and henchman for a slumlord. The slumlord is a former boxing champion who rules the local community by terrorising people, extorting money from local shopkeepers n hoteliers n sometimes by match fixing. Siddhu convinces a social worker who reminds him of his dead father, into an ambush, preventing the social worker from persuading the local people to sign a police complain against the slumlord. Siddhu assumed that the slumlord's henchmen were only going to have a talk with the social worker to pressure him into not convincing the local people to file a police complain against the slumlord but is shocked when the social worker is killed.