Kyon Ki (2005)

Hindi 2 hrs 30 mins Romance, Drama
Critics Score
75%
Total Reviews: 8
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Review Summary: On the whole KYON KI� lacks the power and punch generally associated with a Priyadarshan film

Average Critic Rating: (2.84)
Cast: Salman Khan , Kareena Kapoor Khan , Rimi Sen , Om Puri , Asrani , Jackie Shroff , Arun Bakshi , Suniel Shetty , Manoj Joshi , Anil Dhawan , Sulbha Arya , Javed Khan , Kurush Deboo , Atul Parchure , Nagesh Bhonsle , Shaurya Chauhan
Director: Priyadarshan
Release Date: 02 Nov 2005

Plot: The film tells the story of a young man named Anand ( Salman Khan ), who was deeply in love with a girl named Maya ( Rimi Sen ), who was intentionally thrown into a swimming pool by her fiance for the sake of getting back at her pranks. Apparently, Read more

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Think Kyon Ki... and the first name that pops in your head is Ekta Kapoor.
Full review on Rediff 
Sukanya Verma, Rediff 
On the whole KYON KI� lacks the power and punch generally associated with a Priyadarshan film
Full review on Bollywood Hungama
Taran Adarsh, Bollywood Hungama
At the box-office, it's a complete letdown.
Full review on SIFY
Taran Adarsh, SIFY

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Kyon Ki - All Reviews

Priyadarshan and Salman Khan are the two people in the film industry who have been quite successful during last few years. Salman Khan, especially, has been having a rwocking time at BO this year with continued hits, mostly belonging to the comedy genre. Also Priyadarshan too has delivered back to back comic hits. So when two of them come together for an emotional drama called 'Kyon Ki', you eagerly want to see the final result.
Full review on India Glitz
India Glitz
On the whole, 'Kyonki' has got good initial and with the help of devoted Salman fans it will manage to sail through the box office
Full review on Smash Hits
P Shukla, Smash Hits
Orion-Mad Pictures’ Eid-Diwali release Kyon Ki sees Priyadarshan, the name responsible for cleverly crafted films like Gardish, Viraasat and Muskuraahat, return to a genre that has always had him at his creative best. Having been primarily involved with c
Full review on Planet Bollywood
Irfan Makki, Planet Bollywood