Debjoy Sarkar

Truth be told, a little on the boring side. Shanu Da's voice is a surefire saviour. For candy floss or any sort of romance there's plenty more.

Never-seen-before kind of cinema. Amazing credentials whichever angle you see it from. That vulnerability, portrayal of true, pure undiluted love.....reeling under soft yet severe nostalgia. What romance dear! There'll never be another JJWS.

Nothing much to say just that this happens to be the benchmark when it comes to being The most romantic of all movies. It takes the crown without breaking a sweat. Because it's so heartfelt and full of feel that it endears even today and remain ever so. Spread Love. Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak.

An extremely thought provoking cinema of the romantic 90s which sadly we don't see nowadays. Pivotal characters are the soul of the script and heart touching performance makes it memorable.

What a film. This definitely is THE MB signature movie. All script. No junk. Solid songs to boot.

Romantic series gloriously putting romantic 90s in the most romantic way possible. Hero's suitably chocolate faced and loving too and his love appropriately innocent. This is something I would fight for watching only if Lord Krishna's not in TV. As a reviewer rightly puts it, not a "glamour showcase". Yes it's innocence and if one falls short of this divine ingredient then the lord doesn't bestow his blessing in the form of Love. Reserved for the pure at heart. Missing Sameer and Naina.

Bogus to a T. Still better than watching nuisance. Wholeheartedly agree with all reviews and respect them too. Thankfully Ramanand Sagar and B.R Chopra have left before the doom. Punishment for people like me and my demographic. No use though unless the makers are hit hard. Hare Krishna. Hare Murari.

Watching B. R. Chopra's Mahabharat is embarking on time travel to Dwapar Yug. Atleast I felt much this way.

Very entertaining given it's a sitcom. Can you please provide the names of the two actors who played Bhavna Balsavar's sons'?