Ahista Ahista (2006)

Hindi 2 hrs 30 mins Romance, Social
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Total Reviews: 8
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Review Summary: On the whole AHISTA AHISTA has decent merits. But lack of face-value will prove to be a stumbling block from the box-office point of view.

Average Critic Rating: (2.44)
Cast: Abhay Deol , Soha Ali Khan , Shayan Munshi , Kamini Khanna , Sohrab Ardeshir , Master Ashwin Chitale
Director: Shivam Nair
Release Date: 18 Aug 2006

Plot: This story is woven around aimless youth Ankush Ramdev ( Abhay Deol ) who scrapes a living by acting as a witness in Delhi 's marriage registrar bureau and a girl Megha ( Soha Ali Khan ) who has run away from her home in Nainital, to get married to Read more

Ahista Ahista - Movie Reviews

On the whole AHISTA AHISTA has decent merits. But lack of face-value will prove to be a stumbling block from the box-office point of view.
Full review on Bollywood Hungama
Taran Adarsh, Bollywood Hungama
Hrishikesh Mukherjee may be breathing his last. But his brand of simplen-effective story telling will continue to live with the likes of Shivam Nair. For Nair takes you completely by surprise in his masterly crafted love story 'Ahista Ahista' that tickles your funny bone with cleverly written lines by writer Imtiaz Ali and a sedate story line that seldom compromises on the objective. The whiff-of-fresh-breeze stars like Abhay Deol and Soha Ali Khan add their Glorious Charm in a film that's a complete revelation with its nascent effervescence.
Full review on India Glitz
India Glitz
'Ahista Ahista' will have the best fortune at the multiplexes but will be a non-starter in the interiors and single screen theatres
Full review on Smash Hits
Satyajit, Smash Hits
By: Taran Adarsh, IndiaFMFriday, August 18, 2006In the 1970s and 1980s, Hrishikesh Mukherjee and Basu Chatterjee made films that were realistic and, in industry terms ''neat-n-clean'', but not arthouse. They catered to the popular tastes, relying more on
Full review on OneIndia
OneIndia
'Don't reveal the end,' goes the old Bollywood refrain.
Full review on Rediff 
Sanjay Pendse, Rediff