Kicking up his feels with painted-faced extras), a sentimental cop( Sharma) spouting lines about ‘love’ and ‘second chances’, a screeching banshee who appears momentarily and vanishes, and more.( Also read: Salman Khan was a little upset about using his song in Sanam Teri Kasam: Director)
The one to watch is fresh import from Pakistan, the interestingly-named Mawra Hocane. Her role requires her to be the kind of submissive, spectacles-swaddled ‘good’ girl who has difficulty in snaffling IIT-IIM types( which, according to this film, are the only ones to go for), who needs to be made over prettily to rescue her from permanent behenji-dom oblivion, and the kind who has to look for approving nods from the nearest male before taking a decision, and so on.
But the fresh-faced, unaffected Hocane rises above it all, and shows us how effervescence can light up the screen. Someone give her another movie, quick.
One star
Star Cast of Sanam Teri Kasam: Harshwardhan Rane, Mawra Hocane, Manish Chowdhary, Murli Sharma, Vijay Raaz