Dil-E-Nadaan (1982) User Reviews

Love story

[cohuman · 7/10 · 11 April 2022]

Its difficult to imagine a nearly 40 year old RK as a disco dancer. Comparisions betweent his and the original Tamil Ilamai Oonjal Aadukirathu are inevitable . RK is no match for Kamal. RK and Shatrughan are close friends .RK owes a lot to his friend and guide . Shatrughan falls for Jayaprada not knowing she is in love with RK . His silvent lover is Smita Patil who is a child widow . Some confusions lead RK to be alone with Smita in her house . They consummate their friendship in advertently . Guilty , Smita leaves town . Jayaprada finds out and maintains her distance from RK . A lot of confusions ,twists , turns , misunderstandings between all 4 later , Smita dies leaving her child with RK . Shatrughan moves out of the way after finding out the truth. RK And Jaya prada are united. Dina Pathak looks adoring as an endearable mother . Nice hummable songs. Nice locales. Jayaprada manages to look homely and glamorous wearing sarees all the time. All 4 main cast are good actors .It shows throughout .

A romantic melodrama

[alokc · 9/10 · 2 May 2007]

This romantic melodrama has Super Star Rajesh Khanna with Shot gun Shatrughan Sinha raving and ranting in the movie. It also stars Smita Patil and Jayaprada. This movie has excellent music by Khayyam with songs sung by Kishore Kumar. The movie is a melodrama about two friends loving the same woman and sacrificing each others love for the sake of the other. Thrown in between is another lady who loves one of the friends. This movie has a no of romantic scenes between the SuperStar and Jayaprada. It has dramatic scenes with high pitched dialogs between Rajesh Khanna and Shatrughan Sinha. The concern is the speed of the movie. The movie is snail paced and needed crisp editing and some songs could have been avoided to make the movie more entertaining and crisp. It is a must watch for Rajesh Khanna and Shatrughan Sinha fans, they will enjoy the dramatic scenes between the silent romantic Super Star and the loud, boisterous Shot Gun Sinha.