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This is one of the best movies of all time. A masterpiece of a movie like only Yash Raj (Yash Chopra) Films makes; makes you wish there were a 100 more movies of this quality beyond those made by this company; the truly golden days of Indian cinema which is changed so much recently that it makes this movie a true classic. Seeing it again a year later and a year after that it's still as poignantly beautiful and vibrant as it was the first time around. Though some of the subject matter is quite sad, it's always interspersed with such an engaging and beautiful story throughout which has tremendous joy in much of the movie also; so full of heart. Beautiful cinematography, great acing.

It feels true to life and with a message of humanity in it. Shahrukh Khan (lead actor) is just superb in this. Though some of the subject matter is quite sad, the movie is so full of heart and has tremendous joy in it also, beautiful cinematography, great acing. It feels true to life and with a message of humanity in it. Much of the movie is vibrant, all is touching, all is totally engaging. Rani Mukerjee is excellent in this also; as is Preity Zinta perfect in her part; Amitabh Bachchan a total delight;, Hema Malani, Kirron Kher, Anupam Kher, Divya Dutta, Boman Irani., all in this film are top of the line Indian Actors and Actresses and fully carry the story Incredible sets and scenery, great music. If you like good Indian films this one is highly recommended.

A truly memorable work of cinema. Watch naruto shippuden episode 10. After 22 years in a Pakistani prison, Hindustani Veer Pretap Singh (Shah Rukh Khan) is assigned a novice lawyer, Saamiya (Rani Mukerji), to review and represent his case.

Having remained silent for the years of his imprisonment, he opens up to Saamiya and tells her the story behind his arrest: the love story between him and a Pakistani woman, Zaara (Preity Zinta). The plot of this romantic drama is gripping, moving, and mostly believable. It portrays Pakistan-India relations sensitively. The music is average and above, with some enjoyable choreography. This is a gorgeous movie, with both costumes and scenery that were breathtaking. Khan and Zinta have excellent chemistry and were entirely convincing.

Mukerji played the uncertain but determined attorney well. Amitabh Bachchan and Hema Malini were cast as Khan's parents, with Kirron Kher as Zaara's mother; the three were, naturally, fantastic. The cast also includes Divya Dutta, Anupam Kher, Zohra Sehgal, and Manoj Bajpayee, all of whom gave solid performances.

Overall, this is a wonderfully written and acted film, and I highly recommend it. I am a 68 yr old American so my review comes after years of seeing some of the worst and most brilliant films ever made! This movie is up with, if possibly, the best! Visually stunning, sometimes funny, and deeply moving.

You will be transported to India/Pakistan and take part in a love story that will touch your own heart with the sacrifices and power of true love demonstrated in it's many forms. I hope each viewer comes away from this as touched as I was that one person, each individual, can make a real change in this troubled world by operating in love! Veer Zaara is my FAVORITE Bollywood movie!

Its a touching film about the true meaning of love, and its sacrifices -- whether one is willing to only look out for themselves & their own needs, or be willing to give up what matters most for the best interests of the one they love. Even though my parents are from India, my brother and I didn't watch many Hindi/Bollywood movies growing up. At home, my family either spoke English or Konkani (an Indo-Aryan language belonging to the Indo-European family of languages spoken on the western coast of India as well as the official language of the state of Goa, and a minority language in the state of Karnataka and northern Kerala) so with the exception of the sporadic Hindi classes we took as children, we did not have much experience with Hindi. Because we understand very little (just a few random words, phrases, etc.) of Hindi, and subtitles were not available on the VHS tapes, we had to rely on our mom for translation of the dialogue. Though I'm sure she tried her best, what would inevitably happen is that while she was translating one segment of conversation, she would miss the next one, so there would be huge gaps in the translation, and often essential dialogue would deliberately (if she didn't want to translate something, thinking we weren't old enough to hear it) or accidently left out. So we had to figure out the story from the pictures and inconsistent & incomplete translations. As a result, we didn't watch many Bollywood movies growing up (the only Hindi movies I saw in childhood & adolescence were,,,, and a couple/few others) I can count on one hand (with a couple of extra fingers!) or maybe two hands at the most, the number of Hindi movies I saw as a child.