Kal Ho Naa Ho
Comedy • PG • 2003 • 3 hr 7 min
Starring
Shah Rukh Khan, Preity Zinta, Saif Ali Khan, Jaya Bachchan, Sushma Seth
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Saw it as a kid but I didn't think I'd be like Aman. How many can let go for the better life of their love
Great travelog of skydiving, scuba and running with the bulls in Pamplona. A treatise on friendship.
Ngl I liked Aman and Rohit’s love story more than Naina/Rohit and Naina/Aman
You will fall in love with the cast and songs
Touching, emotional, sad and happy at the same time. Beautiful story with amazing acting and heart touching music. Always in my heart.
Good but love stories are annoying me tbh, the music is always really good 👍
May not be the best love (triangle) story out there, but certainly not bad. The songs are just beautiful though.
A bittersweet movie, makes you sad but also happy at times. A little problematic but that’s typical for Bollywood movies
Whenever I need to cry. A lot. I watch this movie. Beautiful
The first Bollywood film I ever watched as a kid. 15 years later and I'm still in love with how beautiful this story is.
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