Priety was very deft in her role and will no longer be type cast as the bubbly type. Rani was good most of the time, but did tend to weep a lot in a wooden way. He was very mature and restrained and back in the acting groove again. A few scenes are esp noteworthy, his declaration at the dinner table that he loves Maya, him looking at Rani and Abhishek at the ballet, his reaction to Preity telling him she wears the pants in the house. KJ is to be applauded for several things - The comedy (and there were a lot of laughs) came from deft writing and situations, not hammy comedians The sensitive, tasteful portrayal of marriage and infidelity The music was exquisite in Mitwa and the title number, catchy in the dance numbers The acting - SRK gave a smoldering performance, channeling both his bad boy image (Darr, Baazigar etc.) and his diffident romantic hero (DDLJ). This movie was beautiful in its look and locales, the maturity of plot and character development took this several steps beyond KKHH, K3G and even Kal Ho Naa Ho (which I liked very much except for the excruciating SRK heart problem line). This story seems very real, the characters are caught in inexplicable situations as is usual in life, they are flawed, they appealed to me as people I see around me every day. This was not the usual Karan Johar fare, but it was also much hyped to not be, so why are we disappointed that this is not another mushy romance? Thank God there is no boy meets girl and romances her, falls in love, marries her, the usual Karwa Chauth, the contrived ups and downs. If there is a lesson one can learn it is to not tie the knot for the wrong reasons, to hold out for that one person who could be your soul mate. Having said that, does this movie tell us it is okay to go out and cheat on your spouse? I don't think so. Why did I like this movie? First of all, I believe movies are here to entertain us, not to provide us with lessons in life. Just saw KANK and was blown away by the sensitive portrayal of love and betrayal in marriage. Reviewed by HeadleyLamarr 9 / 10 Sensitive portrayal of a difficult subject What starts as a pleasant friendship develops into love and an extramarital affair which soon throws the relations between the two couples in turmoil.-Soumitra
Since their respective marriages are falling apart, they decide to help each other to salvage their marriages, blissfully unaware of what the forces of love have in store for them. A chance encounter brings Dev and Maya together. Rishi is a passionate and affectionate husband but Maya is unable to reciprocate his love because of the lack of feelings towards him. Maya Talwar is a kindergarten teacher married to her childhood buddy Rishi. Dev Saran is a disgruntled former footballer who is jealous of his wife Riya's successful career as a fashion magazine editor.
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