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ACTOR
Aamir KhanKarisma KapoorSuresh OberoiJohnny Lever
DIRECTOR
Dharmesh Darshan
SYNOPSICS
Raja Hindustani (1996) is a Hindi movie. Dharmesh Darshan has directed this movie. Aamir Khan,Karisma Kapoor,Suresh Oberoi,Johnny Lever are the starring of this movie. It was released in 1996. Raja Hindustani (1996) is considered one of the best Action,Comedy,Drama,Musical,Romance movie in India and around the world.
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Raja Hindustani (1996) Reviews
My favorite masala film of all time...
Some may find Raja Hindustani as the same tired and worn out 90's plot... but I happen to love it. Aamir lights up the screen with a great character, Raja Hindustani, a poor villager who drives a taxi who falls in love with a rich girl from Mumbai. The rest of the story, I'm sure you can guess, as it is very predictable and nothing new. However, songs are really great, and story is captivating. I will say the ending is stupid and Johnny Lever is as annoying as ever this time as Raja's annoying sardar friend. Most of the film I wanted him to drop dead of heart attack. But he never does... But either way this is just a fun masala film with Aamir in the lead. It's not too serious, it's a great time pass and a good love story. If you don't get your hopes up for something mind blowing, you won't be let down.
Raja Hindustani
Hello, this movie is one of my most favorite movies ever! I really enjoyed it weather the story, the music and the performance of the actors. Songs like Pardesi pardesi, kinta Sona, ayoho Meri zindagi, also pucho Zara pucho were very popular. Aamir Khan and Karishma Kapoor won their first best actor and best actress awards for this film. Along side HAHK, DDLJ and this film Raja Hindustani were 3 of the all time blockbusters of the 90s. Thank you.
That kiss!
This film has all the usual masala elements of Bollywood - the fight scenes, the comedy etc - that we know and love AND one of the great erotic moments of Bollywood. Karisma Kapoor plays the sophisticated bombayite rich girl and Amir Khan the poor man, a taxi driver, besotted with her. They make a great pairing, Kapoor adorably cute and highly attractive (if not classically beautiful in an Aishwaira Rai sense). Khan a fresh-faced young guy and the ideal lead. Most Bollywood movies avoid kisses or they're 'blink and you missed it'. I have watched dozens of Bollywood movies and have never seen a kiss like it...it goes on...and on. The first 45 or so minutes of the movie is a slow burn buildup to the kiss. By the time the kiss comes Karisma Kapoor has teased Amir Khan almost beyond endurance with her coquettrey, in a variety of sexy outfits, like the time she goes shopping in town and changes into a red micro-mini dress and, seeing his embarrassment at not knowing where to put his eyes, teases him saying "You don't like my dress, my dress is very nice". The kiss when it comes is incredibly long ... it times out at around two minutes! For my money it's one of the great erotic moments in all of Bollywood.
A pretty good Bollywood entertainer, I don't understand the criticism
Raja Hindustani, released in 1996, was a huge blockbuster. It swept nearly all the awards at Filmfare that year and the actors and songs became a sensation. But nowadays people look back and have begun to criticize the film, saying that it is cheesy, over the top, and stuff like that. Sure, it has some faults, like a typical clichéd Bollywood love story that is up and down, cheesy dialogues, and some quality mistakes. I admit, the story was kind of stupid. But honestly, it's a Bollywood film, so what do you expect. I mean many of Shah Rukh Khan's films have all these things as well, but you don't really see people criticizing those. There were two reasons why I liked this film, and why it entertained me. First, the performances. Karisma Kapoor did pretty good, she danced well, and looked good overall throughout the film. Raja Hindustani also contains one of Aamir Khan's finest performances. One of his underrated ones actually, if you look at it today. He was earnest, likable, he was excellent emotionally, and overall really impressed me. He didn't really overact as SRK does. Besides the performances there was also the music. Who can forget Raja Hindustani's songs? Nadeem-Shravan and singers Kumar Sanu, Alka Yagnik and Udit Narayan did great by singing songs such as Pardesi Padres and Aaye Ho Meri Zindagi Mein. There was also some good comedy throughout the film. Overall, I think Raja Hindustani is a pretty good entertainer, I don't understand why people don't like it anymore.
One of the greatest Bollywood films you will ever see.
This has got to be one of the greatest Indian movies you will ever see. Yes, some of the acting is over the top, the first 15 minutes of the film drag before the story kicks in and sure, some points are laboured for Western audiences. However, petty criticisms aside, I keep coming back to this flick year after year as my all time favourite Hindi language film (after Khuda Gawah perhaps). Karishma Kapoor in particular is a real treat to watch - beautiful and intelligent, and above all a very talented and convincing actress. I am genuinely curious that such a breathtakingly gorgeous lady did not make an effort to enter Hollywood or the English language movies at all. Perhaps the most outstanding feature of the movie is the fantastic music. Catchy and hypnotic to the point where you cannot really ever forget the main motifs and themes. I can guarantee that even if you don't like the film that much the song & dance numbers will either enchant or entrance. You will never in your lifetime forget the gypsy dance number. Forget the art house stuff and enjoy pure Bollywood at its best.