Jaan-E-Mann (2006)

Powerful

Crappy film

best movie i've ever seen.

One of the worst ways to make a cult movie is to set out to make a cult movie.

I am still wonder why this movie wasn't block buster. This movie contains everything in it and each and every frame is just fabulous. I am not a big fan of Salman khan but in this movie he is also very good.I won't put any spoiler here. Music is far far better and the scenes included in are just beautiful. Story telling is very funny but still has a great impact on the viewers. There is no drag in the drama it just goes on and hits the right climax in the end. Just enjoy this movie as each scene comes to life and Anupam Kher as a comedian done a great job.

Great ! This is a word to define this film.Everything in this film is awesome.Its been a long time since I watched this flick.Performances,of its lead cast,are solid.Songs were very appealing ,when being watched visually.The locations,camera work was up to the mark.(Read the plot on title page)Salman Khan's performance was very good, he handled emotional scenes very well.Akshay Kumar was show stealer.he had done his job very well.ditto for Priti Zinta.The real reason to like this movie was that it was not over-melodramatic, like other Bollywood romantic films.Jaan-e -Mann is not for masses,some of them cannot not relate with this film because of its theme and narrative. It's a movie made for class audience. That's why this movie was a flopped, but got critical acclaim.So,buy a DVD and feel the love.

This film was beautifully-done. It's very unique and unexpected to see dazzling special effects used in a romantic film (when they are usually only seen in action/violent ones). - Salman, Preity and Akshay were gorgeous and wonderfully entertaining, as was another favorite of mine, Anupam Kher (he was perfect in "Bride and Prejudice") -- although the attempt to make Anupam look like a 'little person' in his main role here didn't ring true and seemed unnecessary to the plot, and was not really humorous. - I liked the incorporation of the classic Cyrano de Bergerac device, having Salman feeding lines to Akshay to woo Preity (even though he loved her himself), and also the 'camera obscura' spying technique borrowed from the US film "Addicted to Love." One minor criticism I have is the use of British actors in the bit parts (with a line or two) who are supposedly Americans in New York; why was this done? Even if these scenes were filmed in Mumbai, surely a few real Americans could have been found for authenticity's sake. But do see it, if you love Hindi films as much as I do!

I went to see this film expecting something different, and fantastic. Jaan-e-Man IS different, but not exactly fantastic.The performances were good. Music: good. The dialogues, script, and plot were also just a "good". Its a really nice film, but truthfully, I was expecting more.Shirish Kunder does an average job for his first film. There are certain points though, which amaze you. E.g the whole "Sau Dard" song sequence - I was very impressed with that. The baby, is also cute. The story is a bit fairytale-ish, but I think it is courageous for Shirish Kunder to make a fairytale movie, especially when right now realistic cinema is all the rage.An interesting effort.