The selection of the heroine can be described as twists and turns. The filming of Aishwarya Rai was originally scheduled, but the filming was stopped for some reason shortly after the start of filming. Kajol asked to join after hearing the news. Originally, Rani didn't want to act, because it was very similar to his last "Saathiya", but in the end he came to the rescue and helped Sasha a lot, and the two also started a four-year close cooperation.
The theme of this film is the balance between love and reality. No matter how hard you work, love can't match the embarrassment and personality differences of reality. The male protagonist lacks trust in the female protagonist, and the female protagonist lacks understanding of the male protagonist. Love can't reduce the pain of running-in, but running-in will consume love. It turns out that love is the most fragile thing in the world. Different thinking habits, lifestyles, economic status, etc. will destroy the seemingly solid love. At the end of the film, although the two have reconciled, they are still arguing over a small matter. Is this also a variation of love?
There are a lot of irrelevant people and irrelevant dialogues in the movie, and the plot lacks the refinement and sublimation of life. It is a bit flat and straight. Compared with "Love, No Tomorrow", which was filmed in the same year, it feels like a ten-year difference.
It's not the first time for Shasha to play a jealous husband, and last year's "My Heart Belongs to You, My Lover" is also of this type, which makes people think of good intentions.
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