Ok e' un delirio trash lo ammetto... (ma e' divertente... vedere fin dove arrivano a partire dal ballo dei bambini dopo i dolcetti alla cannabis)

I am surprised, too, that this movie is from 1997 - I thought it to be a movie of the late 80s, early 90s.
Greatly silly at times, incredibly violent and a little gross too. Not focusing on that and its cheap look, it's a great movie. I did enjoy wa... (read more) I am surprised, too, that this movie is from 1997 - I thought it to be a movie of the late 80s, early 90s.
Greatly silly at times, incredibly violent and a little gross too. Not focusing on that and its cheap look, it's a great movie. I did enjoy watching it!

I watched Koyla for the first time in 1997 at 'Liberty ' my favourite cinema hall in Delhi .Expectations were very high as this was Rakesh Roshan's next after the mega entertainer 'Karan Arjun'.I had watched Koyla at the middle stall amidst the whist... (read more) I watched Koyla for the first time in 1997 at 'Liberty ' my favourite cinema hall in Delhi .Expectations were very high as this was Rakesh Roshan's next after the mega entertainer 'Karan Arjun'.I had watched Koyla at the middle stall amidst the whistles and howls of the middle stall audience.The movie released close to 'Ziddi' which became a hit and 'Koyla' bombed.Though not as good as 'Karan Arjun' ,Koyla is cerainly a good one time watch.It stars a fading Madhuri Dixit and a rising Shahrukh Khan still untouched by his overseas popularity that he witnessed some years later.The movie is about a faithful and obedient labourer (Shah Rukh) who rebels against his oppressive master (Amrish Puri).Shah Rukh's character rebels in order to rescue his masters tormented wife ( Madhuri Dixit) who was cheated into marrying the master.Shah Rukh's blazing intensity,great photography,brilliant locales,beutifully shot coal mines and good music by Rajesh Roshan make Koyla worth watching at least once if you can sit through the rest of the nonense that the movie contains . If you loved 'Karan Arjun' you may enjoy Koyla too !!!

another bollywood classic. love the songs especially! but overall a great film.

Basically the cover of a Danielle Steele novel come viciously alive; lots of soft focus, sweat trailing down backs, and SRK playing a cross between Rambo and Fabio. Several really gross scenes of violence + Roshan's tendency to sample Hollywood sound... (read more) Basically the cover of a Danielle Steele novel come viciously alive; lots of soft focus, sweat trailing down backs, and SRK playing a cross between Rambo and Fabio. Several really gross scenes of violence + Roshan's tendency to sample Hollywood soundtracks (Jurassic Park, when SRK meets the evil psycho bro). Avoid, yaar.

another srk classic....sik film....litraly

I LOVE this one. An absolute classic in the late genre of curry westerns. SRK's silent RAMBO rage is simply brilliant. I can't believe this was 1997 when it looks like 1984! How quickly hindi cinema has changed. Madhuri is excellent in this of course... (read more) I LOVE this one. An absolute classic in the late genre of curry westerns. SRK's silent RAMBO rage is simply brilliant. I can't believe this was 1997 when it looks like 1984! How quickly hindi cinema has changed. Madhuri is excellent in this of course. Love it when she gets high with the local village kids. AND the MUSIC is fantastic! I wish I had a copy of it!