Main Hoon Na

2004 [HINDI]

Action / Comedy / Drama / Musical / Romance / Thriller

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Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Rotten 82%
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Upright 82% · 10K ratings
IMDb Rating 7.1/10 10 44529 44.5K

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Plot summary

An army major goes undercover as a college student. His mission is both professional and personal: to protect his general's daughter from a radical militant, and to find his estranged half-brother.

Director

Farah Khan Photo
Farah Khan

Top cast

Shah Rukh Khan Photo
Shah Rukh Khan as Maj. Ram Prasad Sharma
Kabir Bedi Photo
Kabir Bedi as Gen. Amarjeet Bakshi
Tabu Photo
Tabu as Spectator at Ram's dance rehearsal
Satish Shah Photo
Satish Shah as Prof. Rasai
720p.BluRay
1.54 GB
1280*540
Hindi 2.0
NR
Subtitles us  
24 fps
2 hr 51 min
Seeds 29

Movie Reviews

Reviewed by Rob_Taylor 8 / 10

An exceptional and very pleasant treat!

Reviewed by wendela61 7 / 10

First Time Seeing an Indian Film

The story was a fantasy, not plausible in any way - yet this movie was fun. This was the first time I'd seen an Indian film, at the urging of someone who has already seen it twice (she is a big Shah Rukh Khan fan). It's quite different in every way from the American films I've always seen, but very entertaining and had almost every type of movie one can imagine all rolled into one film: action, drama, romance, musical and comedy. Some of the acting was a bit "hammed up", but was still right for the material. The woman who played Lucky's mom was quite good. I liked the Matrix references and how it was done in an obvious way, more of a fun "hats off"(let's look like what they did in Matrix) instead of merely copying. Even though I speak English and no Hindi, I easily followed along with the story and had no problem with the subtitles. This was a long movie (3 hours), yet time flew. The end of the movie was touching with the exchange (don't want to spoil it) and loads of "real people" cast in the parts. At the very end the credits were fun, too, with the cast and crew holding up different signs with their names - if these people didn't have a great time doing this film, they fooled me! I'd say this film is good for most all ages. Even though there are loads of pretty girls, nothing seems too suggestive and seemed more in fun. I left feeling good and as if I had honestly been entertained. Good work!
Reviewed by Peter_Young 8 / 10

Wholesome Bollywood entertainment

Main Hoon Na is a completely crazy and an extremely entertaining flick. Done with much comedy and funny action (and a little bit of insignificant drama), this one is a film that can be watched again and again and still be an absolute treat. The film has a story, and the greatest thing about it is that it actually does not even matter. This film is made for fun, and succeeds thoroughly for that purpose.And what does it have to work as much as it did? Well, it has a Shahrukh Khan (sorry, The Shahrukh Khan), two cool youngsters (Zayed Khan and Amrita Rao), a sexy and classy chemistry teacher (Sushmita Sen), a hilarious spit-spraying teacher (Satish Shah), another funny elderly teacher (Bindu), and a motherly, warm Kirron Kher. Shahrukh is as always great and is fairly restrained in this role, Sushmita is damn too hot to handle, Zayed and Amrita suit their parts, Kirron is lovable as usual, Satish Shah and Bindu will have you floored, and Sunil Shetty will annoy you as he does in most of his films. The film has an amazing soundtrack with many catchy songs composed by Anu Malik. It has a twisted, messy and senseless story that manages to provide utmost fun and pastime, and it has many great and heart-warming moments. It flows very well throughout with all the nice songs and the rather humorous proceedings. Films are made mainly to entertain us. This film does not take itself too seriously and it is not to be taken seriously. It has some inexplicable and genuine sense of fun, and as such, can be rightfully called a successful, special and very profound Hindi entertainment.
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