Sadiyaan (2010)

Hindi 2 hrs 10 mins Romance, Social
Critics Score
31%
Total Reviews: 13
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Review Summary: SADIYAAN is an emotional drama narrated in old-fashioned style.

Average Critic Rating: (2.42)
Cast: Luv Sinha , Ferena Wazeir , Rekha , Shabana Azmi , Hema Malini , Rishi Kapoor , Javed Sheikh , Avtar Gill , Navni Parihar , Rekha Rao , Deep Dhillon , Ahmad Khan , VIVEK SHAUQ , Rana Jung Bahadur , Gurpreet Guggi
Director: Raj Kanwar
Release Date: 02 Apr 2010

Plot: During the 1947 partition, the Lahore based family of Rajveer ( Rishi Kapoor ) and Amrit ( Rekha ) has to flee Pakistan and settle in Amritsar, Punjab. In the house that they get to stay, Amrit finds an abandoned baby boy of the Muslim family who owned the house Read more

Sadiyaan - Top Reviews

Ishan falls in love with Chandni but cannot marry her because he's Hindu and she's a Muslim. The elders think their marriage will stoke the fires of communal frenzy once again a la Partition....Ishan's parents seek a solution by turning back the pages of
Full review on Times of India
Nikhat Kazmi, Times of India
SADIYAAN is an emotional drama narrated in old-fashioned style.
Full review on Bollywood Hungama
Taran Adarsh, Bollywood Hungama
Every once in a while, a film appears where every other actor is reasonably competent except the leading man on whom the film is based.
Full review on SIFY
Sonia Chopra, SIFY
We rarely make desi movies these days.
Full review on SIFY
Taran Adarsh, SIFY
Perched on a shikara and clad in traditional Kashmiri attire, the heroine impishly strokes her cheek with a yellow gerbera while the ogling hero reprimands his friend with a, Zyada gaur se mat dekh, maili ho jayegi.
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Sukanya Verma, Rediff 

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Director : Music : Lyrics : Starring :Raj Kanwar  Adnan Sami  Sameer and Amjad Aslam Amjad  Luv Sinha, Ferena Wazeir, Rekha, Shabana Azmi, Hema Malini, Rishi Kapoor and Javed Sheikh (Pakistan)Sadiyaan Movie Review April 3, 2010 11:18:53 AM ISTBy Joginder
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Joginder Tuteja, Glam Sham
We're so familiar with the story, it must've seemed like a good idea at the time
Full review on Mid-Day
Bryan Durham, Mid-Day
Sadiyaan is set in the 1970s, but travels to the partition days. Raj Kanwar tackles a unique theme this time - of two mothers. The first is the biological mother, who gets separated from her child during the partition. The second raises the child like her
Full review on OneIndia
OneIndia
Sadiyaan is yet another snob that has hardly anything to offer. Don't bother watching.
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Ashok Nayak, Now Running
If you’re a sucker for periods films, i.e. moi, then Sadiyaan is a film that will attack your emotions and how. If you’re a huge Rishi Kapoor, Rekha or Hema Malini fan, here’s another reason to watch Sadiyaan. And lastly, if you’re in the mood for some mo
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Roshni Mulchandani, Bolly Spice
No harm to be cliché, no harm to be melodramatic and absolutely no harm to be a typical Bollywood masala stuff. Every Indian loves dal, rice with or without papad provided it's tasty and has the known ingredients. The success of melodramatic TV soaps is the most befitting example that in Indian entertainment, emotions, melodrama and issues twined around a woman and her child always rules.
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India Glitz
I watched this movie with my Dad, Mum, Mausi and Nanima and all of them enjoyed it because all of us...
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Sulekha Reviewer, Sulekha
d tale, the story is set on the backdrop of the partition and during 1947, Benazir (hema malini) decides to move to Lahore and in that panic, leaves behind her baby. The child is spotted by Amrit (rekha) and her husband Rajveer (rishi). Despite several at
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Bharat Student