Salman Khan for the first time has shown a good comic timing a la Govinda. Also the scene when Bhumika comes to SalmanвЂ™s house for the first time. Watch out for the scene where Salman and Bhumika meet for the first time and the harmless ragging that ensues. There are some light and funny moments in the first half. The establishment of characters is done through the narration of the story and not by any forced scenes of bravery or sacrifice. The first half is devoted in establishing the characters and the director does a good job of that. The second half though drags a little bit is very realistic, tragic, and disturbing. What happens next? Well watch the film for that. But by the time she realizes his love for her it is too late. Meanwhile Bhumika comes to know that Salman has saved his sister from adversity. The dejected Salman meets with an accident and loses his memory and is promptly sent to the mental asylum. Besides she does not like his behaviour in college. But when he proposes her she refuses nonchalantly as she is already engaged to somebody else. Salman cannot resist her simplicity and innocence and falls in love with her. One fine day he encounters Bhumika, a daughter of a priest. But he is also a kind-hearted person and stands up for anything right and does good things also. Salman, an ex-student, is a ruffian who indulges in ragging students on the college campus. The love story in this film is devoid of any Bollywood clichГ©s like opposition from parents, caste differences, rich v/s poor, triangular love story, etc. The story is somewhat different as there is no standard formula in this film. But the question is вЂ“ after the initial euphoria will the film click at BO?

The film has witnessed tremendous advance bookings, even better than KMG. Rarely has it happened that an actor has lived his real life on the celluloid (Guru Dutt was one). But as the film unfolds on the screen, some scenes keep reminding you about his real life incidents. But Salman Khan and Satish Kaushik kept on refuting this claim. But then we are talking of a Bollywood movie.Д«efore the release there were lots of speculations whether this film is based on Salman KhanвЂ™s life. And this time Satish Kaushik has managed to show some restraint in his obsession for melodrama but old habits die-hard, as is evident in some scenes that are over dramatised. Tere Naam is no different but it is definitely better than those films. Satish Kaushik is one director who loves making remakes & melodramas that was evident in his films like Hum Aapke Dil mein rehte hain and Hamara did aapke paas hai. What should be looked out for is the treatment given to the film. So expecting a classic should be out of question. He did not venture out to make a great movie but a good remake.

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