Nothing much to say

Kaisay Kahein
Direction: Mohit Hussein
Cast: Rajveer Dutt, Neha Julka
Rating: * 1\2

All’s fine in the romantic world of Rahul (Rajveer Dutt) and Radhika (Neha Julka), a banker and electronic journalist respectively, till ego, pride and misunderstandings rear their collective head one sunny Sunday. After two years of being together, cootchie cooing and all that, one day when he has to attend a meeting in ‘their time’ she decides she doesn’t matter to him as much as his job does and things just go downhill from there.

Later, when she gets a chance for a promotion, even though it means moving away to another continent and city, she takes it up. They make a couple of attempts to rekindle the flames but the sparks that fly are entirely of the confrontational sort and they never do get back to their old footing.

Not bad at all and quite in keeping with today’s young generation’s obsession with climbing up the ladder fast but what mars the storyline is the length, the time it takes to reach the first misunderstanding, and its abrupt end. Also the Aditi Govitrikar track, as Rahul’s sexy boss, is at best a distraction and of no consequence whatsoever. Pritam’s music does nothing for the film either.

Rajveer Dutt doesn’t impress but Neha Julka does and it is her further progress that we shall watch.

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