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Critic Review
Maine Pyar Kiya (2014)Naveen(Pradeep Ryan) is a handsome young software engineer, who woos each and every girl in his office. One fine day, his childhood friend Shalini(Isha Talwar) joins his office.
Naveen already has a bad past with Shalini and hides his identity from her. As things move on, both of them start getting close and also fall in love with each other.
Exactly when they decide to propose each other, a small twist in the tale occurs, and Shalini finds out that Naveen is the same old childhood friend who had caused her problems. Depressed with this truth, she breaks up with him.
What is the bitter past that Naveen shared with Shaini ? What damage has he caused during her childhood ? How will he win her love back once again ? For all these answers, you need to watch this film on the big screen..
However, some of the comedy portions were not in sync and looked a bit awkward. If only the film was trimmed in that department, it would have created more impact. At the box office, this would appeal to the youngsters so it could be an average grosser.
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The performances are, to be fair, nice. Pradeep delivers an okay output but he will be adjudged a good actor only the day when his tall built is dwarfed by a mature performance. Isha Talwar is drop-dead gorgeous but her Katrina Kaif-like beauty is wasted .
On the whole, Maine Pyar Kiya has its engaging moments and only picks up during the second half. If you can sit through the simple and quite predictable first half, and can tolerate Posani’s crazy histrionics, you can easily give this film a try..
