Sanam Teri Kasam would have been adecent watch if the makers hadn’t stretched it like a rubber band.
And if the script wasn’t full of Bollywood cliches.
I emphasize on’decent’ because the film is seriously regressive.
The first half of the film reminds me of hit television serial Jassi Jaisi Koi Nahin.
The female protagonist Saru(Mawra Hocane) is a not so good looking nerd, who just can’t find herself a guy.
Her parents try to find a good educated groom for her but their efforts go in vain.
If Saru doesn’t get married, her sister can’t either. But she is much better looking, has a boyfriend and desperately wants to get married. So Saru decides to get a makeover, so that she can solve her younger sister’s problem.
Saru seeks help from Inder(Harshvardhan Rane), who is a criminal of sorts and no father would want a guy like him for his daughter.
Inder and Saru stay in the same building but things go haywire when the latter’s father finds out about their meeting. Saru is disowned by her family and forced to live on her own.