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Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna is a Hindi movie released in 2005, starring Shahid Kapoor. The movie was directed by Shomu Mukherjee. It's the story of Abhishek Saxena who plans to marry his friend Samarjit Tripathi, but when he wakes up after being drunk at their friend's wedding reception the next morning, it turns out that no one remembers him or Samarjite . Abhishek then embarks on an emotional journey to find her. Writing an introduction for this blog post is really difficult because there isn't much information for me to write about what happened in the story. Shiv Shiv. As I've said earlier in the post, the movie is based on a short story written by Chetan Bhagat, called "Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna". The film was released in January 2005 in Bollywood. This film is about Abhishek Saxena (Shahid Kapoor) who plans to marry his friend Samarjit Tripathi (Arshad Warsi). However, when he wakes up after being drunk at their friend's wedding reception the next morning, no one remembers him or Samarjite. Abhishek then embarks on an emotional journey to find her. I don't know the exact reason why the movie was made into a TV series, but I think that there might have been some issues with the rights. In my opinion, this film was a let down because the plot wasn't great and it didn't seem to have a lot of depth. There were some parts which had some funny moments, but I think that if these films were only released as films I would probably give them a higher rating. The first part of the film is extremely slow, and doesn't develop for a long time at all before anything interesting happens. Everyone will remember this first part as being boring, even though it has been highly acclaimed by many other people on IMDb . In the second part of the film, things start to get interesting, but by that time it's too late to develop anymore. The third part of the film is a rehash of some classic scenes from some Bollywood films. I'd have to look back at some classic Bollywood films for a more specific explanation on this third part though. In this film, there are some unexplained twists and turns which don't seem to make any sense at all. If you've already seen this film before, then these events will probably not surprise you at all, unless you're extremely new to Bollywood movies. I didn't understand why the writers of these movies chose to do this. The acting was decent, but nowhere near as amazing as I thought it would be after seeing some praised reviews on IMDb. Arshad Warsi was good, but he didn't seem to be all that characterful or likeable for me. Shahid Kapoor on the otherhand was great in the film, although his acting wasn't very realistic at times. His performance was pretty believable though, especially in some emotional scenes which had emotional depth and meaning to them (I liked it!) . The rest of the actors were also okay, but I didn't feel passionate about their characters either. cfa1e77820