Before release, this movie was able to grab a lot of attention regarding the use of Red One Digital 2K camera. They surely did use the new tech camera but failed to put in some brains for sure. The movie is nothing but a brainless attempt to mix two bollywood movies and earn some money. The film makers may differ to the fact that it is the same old blending-two- hindi-movies shameful trick, but everyone will agree that it is brainless.

It is understandable that there is lack of stories around here and that remaking movie is ‘in’, but this movie has smashed this trend too. The storyline is crap, the presentation pathetic and loopholes everywhere. Directed by Ram Raja Dahal, produced by Krishna Chaulagai Kasam Hajur Ko has failed to fulfill it’s promise to give something new to the audience. It has failed miserably, face first on the ground.

With Rekha Thapa, Jivan Luitel, Richa Ghimire and Raj Ballav in the lead, along with veterans such as Mithila Sharma and Rabi Giri, this movie has proved that high tech needs brains to use it and good actors need professional guidance for a movie to be successful. Raj Ballav, otherwise known as a promising new actor and Jivan who have proven his authenticity many times before, even successful actors like Rekha Thapa and Richa Ghimire werent enough to save this sinking ship.

What is extremely depressing as well as funny in a way is the story and it’s presentation. The story revolves around three college students; Amar, Shristi and Jivan. Amar loves Shristi and so does Jivan. Lucky for Jivan, Shristi feels for him too. There is an unnecessary villian Kamal, who wants Shristi at any cost. As the drama continues, Jivan finds out that he is going to die soon of some undeclared (or maybe I dozed off!!) disease. It reminds highly of Kal Ho Na Ho, but the story doesnt moves like the Bollywood blockbuster. Jivan again falls for Kanchan, a spoilt rich girl(god knows why). This breaks Shristi’s heart and she gets close to Amar. Jivan tells he cant marry either of the girls and Kanchan suicides. The punchline of the movie is that, when a girl is dead and the lives of the three is a whirlwind, it is revealed that the doctor got it all wrong. It was actually Amar who is going to die.

The movie ends with Amar dead, Jivan and Shristi living happily ever after, a girl dead and a villian whose whereabouts is unknown. A love story turned surprisingly tragic and finally some unintended laughter, it is nothing but worthless trash.

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