Sanam Teri Kasam ~ Cry Another Day

Release date- 5th  February 2016

One Word which describes the film- Sob story

Best Dialogue- 'Uske aasooon rokne ke liye mai mar bhi sakta hoon aur maar bhi sakta hoon.'

Genre- Romance/ Drama

Music- Himesh Reshammiya

Producer- Deepak Mukut

Story & Direction -Radhika Rao and Vinay Sapru

Cast - Harshvardhan Rane, Mawra Hocane

Budget- 11-12 Crores approximately

True love stories never have endings ~ Richard Bach

The director duo must have fallen in love with this Richard Bach quote and decided to make a film on it. The only problem is they made the film too late. The film has a very 80's-90's kind of feel where the heroines were subdued, parents were strict and dominating, lovers were too shy to confess their feelings and just a glass of bhaang could make a girl all drunk and convert her from an introvert to an extrovert.

Harshavardhan Rane known for his works in Telugu cinema is making his Bollywood debut through this film. He has also shot for 'Satra ko shadi hai' which is being produced by John Abraham. Guess he is too much influenced by John as in most of the scenes he is seen shirtless showing his perfectly chiseled torso and abs. He has acting potential but the story was so simple that in most of the scenes he has to either drink or stay silent.

Pakistani actress Mawra Hocane also makes her Bollywood debut. She is a God fearing, docile and obedient daughter who works as a librarian in the film. Though how with her meagre salary she manages to buy an iPhone and rent a flat is beyond logic. In all scenes she is either sad or crying. The film is 155 minutes too long and after interval almost all characters are either teary or crying now and then. 

Music by Himesh Reshammiya is the only saving grace of the film. 'Tera Chehra' sung by Arijit Singh and 'Sanam Teri Kasam' sung by Ankit Tiwari and Palak Muchhal can be heard on loop.

The film collected just 4.55 cr in 3 days and as it won't get any screens coming Friday because of two big releases Sanam Re and Fitoor the producers are bound to lose some part of their investment.

In a line if you are a die-hard romantic and love mushy dramas then this film is for you.

Time-pass. Can be seen when aired on TV