Paap (2004)

Hindi 2 hrs 30 mins Action, Romance, Thriller
Critics Score
34%
Total Reviews: 6
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Total Votes: 0
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Review Summary: When the Rimpoche the religious head from a serene monastery in Spiti...

Average Critic Rating: (2.54)
Cast: John Abraham , Mohan Agashe , Gulshan Grover , Puneet , Udita Goswami , Munish Makhija , Denzil Smith , Anahita Uberoi , Sandeep Mehta , Ehsan Baksh , Anupam Shyam , Mukesh Bhatt 1 , Vikram Kapadia , Aishwarya Mehta , Hussain , Pinky , Mehmood , Bikramjeet Kanwarpal
Director: Pooja Bhatt
Release Date: 30 Jan 2004

Plot: The valleys of Spiti served as the backdrop of the film The story is about a young girl, Kaaya ( Udita Goswami ), living in the beautifully serene valley of Spiti, waiting to join a Buddhist monastery, an idea which has been fed to her since childhood by her father Read more

Paap - Top Reviews

Many a times, producers bow down to market diktats and end up making films that are ancient history soon after they've hit the marquee.
Full review on SIFY
Taran Adarsh, SIFY
When the Rimpoche the religious head from a serene monastery in Spiti...
Full review on Bollywood Hungama
Taran Adarsh, Bollywood Hungama
You are alone in the middle of the vast Spiti Valley.
Full review on Rediff 
Sukanya Verma, Rediff 

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Paap - All Reviews

Expecting an original film from the Bhatt camp is a Paap. Hey get it the right way. i.e. Paap does seem to be an original story as for now (unless someone sneaks into a distant source). The story is a blend of an urban and a rural tale with the urba
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GaRaM, Now Running
The film will find it very hard to find the patrons in interiors as it has little for masses to watch a film like 'Paap'
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Smash Hits
"Paap" is Pooja Bhatt´s first directorial effort. I had hoped that she would offer something original and memorable but unfortunately she carries on the Bhatt tradition of lifting plots and scenes from Hollywood films. In this case, "Paap" is inspired by
Full review on Planet Bollywood
Shahid Khan, Planet Bollywood