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Tum Se Achcha Kaun Hai

Director: Deepak Anand
Producer: Venus
Cast: Nakul Kapoor, Kim Sharma, Aarti Chhabria, Rati Agnihotri, Raghubir Yadav and Dalip Tahil
Score: 5/10

Sometimes people end up making films even with a bad subject. Deepak Anand knows how to narrate a story well, even if it is a bad story and with a decent cast.

Tum Se Achcha Kaun Hai is one such film which you might have heard of many a times. If you had seen the recent Bas Itna Sa Khwab Hai or the slightly older Raju Ban Gaya Gentleman or even Shri 420 you would know what this film is all about.

Kim Sharma in Tum Se Achcha Kaun Hai

A young man Arjun (Nakul Kapoor) comes to the city in search of fame. He is a rustic singer who was appreciated by Naina (Aarti Chhabria) and her friends when they visited Jaisalmer. He wins her mother's (Rati Agnihotri) and sisters' hearts too.

With the aid of Naina and one of her friends (Raghubir Yadav), Arjun tries to look for work. He meets various musicians and when things don't work out, Naina arranges a road show for him where the sexy Bobby (Kim Sharma) sees Arjun's show and falls for him.

She tries her best too, but when things don't work out Bobby starts a music company with her father's (Dilip Tahil) money to promote Arjun. Arjun's music works and he turns out to be a big hit. But Bobby who has fallen for him realises that he does not love her, but in turn loves Naina instead.

A distraught Bobby decides to kill Arjun and sets forth to do so. She shoots him in the arm, but realises that she loves him a lot. She leaves the place and her car falls off the cliff as she drive in a fit of anger.

She survives, but is rendered a quadriplegic for life. But Arjun is thankful to her for what she has done and thanks her in an award acceptance speech when he bags an award for his singing.

Performances are good and upbeat. Kim Sharma looks sexy too. Direction is competent, but the script is too old. As far as the music is concerned, it is packaged well.

But, a better script could have produced a better product.

By Anusha Samir Gill

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