Yeh Lamhe Judaai Ke

Okay, where do I start? I'll start with the dubbing. Everyone's dialogue delivery was incredibly pathetic. I don't know if it was even the actors' own voices. It was so comical, especially Shahrukh and Mohnish Behl's. It's funny to see everybody like ten years younger. This movie is so slow and unbearable. I couldn't sit through the whole thing. Nothing happens in like over half-an-hour, and then all of a sudden, some major event takes place so abruptly, that you don't have time to register what happened. The movie makes no sense whatsoever. All the important things happen so hastily, and you're left to get bored the rest of the movie. The script is terrible. The songs were the only good part of the film. The only reason I watched this movie in the first place is because I thought, How can I not watch a new SRK flick? Save yourself the trouble and skip this one.

This film could have been good if it was released when it was first made. Now, it looks very out-dated, the acting is poor, and the whole editing of the movie seems very rushed.

The story is about Dushant (Shahrukh) and Jaya (Raveena) who are childhood friends and lovers but experience difficulties when Dushant becomes a popular singer and their two friends stir up trouble for them. Some more happens - but i'll leave that for you to watch.

In this film, the voices don't even sound like Shahrukhs and Raveenas.

Overall, it would have been best if this film was left on the shelf as thats the highest this film is going to go.

Overall Rating? Minus 10 out of 10

This movie was shooted begin of the '90-ies, Shah Rukh Khan was just a starting actor. So this movie has been lying on the shelf for more than 10 years! Of course the numbers, the looks, the clothes, the make up, the set, EVERYTHING looks different and out dated. The usual brilliant voice of Shah Rukh has been replaced by a squeaky high voice, which does not suit him at all. The story has a normal beginning, but the ending left me so puzzled, there was no real ending. I guess the producers thought we have material on a living legend like Shah Rukh Khan, let's take advantage of it. Shah Rukh Khan himself has denied the whole movie and said it was too out dated. He did not promote it , but they had the right to put his picture everywhere. Which they did and fooled a lot fans, unfortunately.

this is unfortunately the worst film I have ever seen. No wonder, considering that it must have been assembled from snippets of a doomed project and a few scenes turned much later.. about ten years after beginning. The plot would have had some interest... but with huge and important pieces missing to give the whole sense it is just falling from one puzzling scene into the next one. The end is totally abrupt and makes no sense at all.

The acting at the beginning is hilarious in its ineptitude. Later on it loses even this saving grace. At least SRK doesn't do too badly... but even the best actor would have a hard time carrying it through when there is no continuity... not Mr. Khan's fault... but I bet he wished he could have burned the thing.

This is not a film... it is just a rip off for SRK fans. So be warned. If you consider buying it... save the money for something more worthwhile.

Yes, this film took so long to make that SRK didn't want anything to do with it and disowned himself from it. This is why his voice in the film isn't his own but rather the dubbed voice of another actor.

The producer/director/entire unit should have left it on the shelf where it belonged or started over with another cast. It only became a source of shame and humiliation to all involved. It's no wonder Shahrukh wants no part of this pathetic film.

Like the previous commenter, I couldn't sit through any more than 10 minutes of it. Actually, I was surprised that I sat that long without attacking my DVD player. Sorry, but if there was a negative vote that I could give it - it would get -10 out of 10!