CommentsXp Best movie ever!

Breakinger A Brilliant Conflict

WillSushyMedia This movie was so-so. It had it's moments, but wasn't the greatest.

Benas Mcloughlin Worth seeing just to witness how winsome it is.

aaronbir Nice storyline and entertaining and enjoyable to watch this movie so much Excellent screenplay and good editing good direction and brilliant performances Arjun was superb zayed was superb in his first villain role amisha was fine Songs are really good I like main ishq uska and Teri kurti Overall this is my own rating is 8/10

Sherazade Wow! I really liked this one and just have to wonder why it flopped! The cast looked great, the script was solid and very well acted.Arjun Rampal plays sexy Rahul, who meets and falls in love with a hot and sexy singer/supermodel named Pooja during a sexy Sufi song (Zindagi Ko...I think) and he makes his intentions known to her that he wishes to marry and this they do. Oh! but before all of this shows up in the film, the movie opens to an intruder walking into Rahul's kitchen to find a body hanging from the ceiling and the body turns out to be that of Pooja who has apparently committed suicide. The intruder, turns out to be Rahul's friend Karan (played by another Uber sexy stud Zayed Khan). Karan slowly alerts his friend Rahul that his wife has died, and Rahul, a blind man finds it hard to believe that the woman who went to sleep right next to him the night before is gone.A police investigation ensues that spurns all sort of dirty secrets and lies, one of which includes the fact that the very psychotic Karan was a former lover of Pooja and may or may not be responsible for her death. Don't miss the hot song 'Teri Kurti Sexy' danced to by Rampal and Patel and very beautifully too. My DVD was a bit taped delayed on the 'Zindagi Ko' Sufi song but it doesn't stop the fact that Ms. Patel totally rocks it, looking smoking in it too. Alok Nath, Sharat Saxena, Veerendra Saxena and Rakesh Bedi all co-star in this dark whodunit dramatic thriller!

Me A blind husband, a dead wife, and a somewhat psychotic ex-boyfriend, all thrown together in a story that I could not help feeling I have seen somewhere before, something not helped by an early scene clearly ripping off "Love Actually". Putting that aside, this was not a bad thriller; unusually for a Bollywood film, I found myself switching allegiances between the two main actors, even feeling pity for the psychotic. With a better script (or better subtitling, perhaps?), removal of the unnecessary dances, and a tenser courtroom scene, this film could have been very good. For me, the best performance was put in by Zayed Khan, I won't say more for fear of giving too much away. I saw this film on a long plane flight, and it entertained me perfectly well.

Priya_1989 Teri kurti sexy lagti hai," sings Arjun Rampal to his screen-wife Amisha Patel before he goes blind...and the film goes bust.Wish we could see anything remotely sexy in this sterile thriller about a blind man, his beautiful wife and his closet-psychotic friend, played by Arjun, Amisha and Zayed Khan with all the correct pauses in-between fits of passion.But alas, nothing finally fits in "Vaada". It's like an over-elaborate jigsaw puzzle. Someone evidently read the instruction booklet on whodunits too carefully. So much attention is given to the fine print that the overall framework appears to miss the bus...and the buzz.Dead at the centre, cruelly unproductive at heart, "Vaada" is one of those could've-beens that don't take long to become has-beens. The cruellest blow to the audiences' expectations (no matter how low) is that the thriller, as written by Rumi Jaffrey, has the potential to grip.The narrative just lets it droop...and drip until the basic story tapers into a blow-dried dead-end. Very often in the course of this stiff-and-over-conditioned film you ask yourself if director Satish Kaushik was briefed to make a play on film.If so, the narrative ought to have been free of those frisky flights of fancy into foreign shores for Himesh Reshammiya's can't-get-over-you song sequences.Styled like the Michael Caine-Dyan Canon-Christopher Reeve thriller "Deathtrap", "Vaada" tries to create an aura of upper class languor.