I Have Found It (2000)

Jane Austin in any language is great

This treatment of Jane Austin's Sense & Sensibility was very well done. My only critique is some of the characters were not well defined when introduced and it takes a while to figure out how they fit the plot. The music is underplayed and the story takes the main stage unlike most Bollywood productions. The slightly out of sync couples and the turns of events keep you wondering to the last how it could ever work out to a happy ending. As the title states they find it in the end. Will watch this movie again and again and enjoy it equally each time. August 13, 2008

Great Austen Adaptation

It was totally worth the purchase. If you like the story, you need to check this adaptation out. June 17, 2008

be careful of old DVD's from other countries

This DVD is NOT COMPATABLE with DVD Players in AUSTRALIA. I have tried on 4 different DVD Players.
However, the postage is so high that it's pointless sending it back since the refund will just about equal the postage you pay to send it! October 28, 2007

Wish I knew Indian

I enjoyed the movie.

Unfortunately I didn't realize that it was in the Indian language and that it was subtitled. I had to keep pausing the movie and going in reverse to read the subtitles (my eye sight is not that great on a small screens).

Other than that, I liked the movie. The people and the emotions on the scren were vibrant and colorful. August 16, 2007

I Wish I Hadn't Found It

This film is a lumbering disappointment. While some of the Tamil dance numbers were intriguing,they were soon followed by two of the goofiest vocal numbers: one involved a wealthy young financier floating down the river on a raft,for no particular reason, while serenading a rainstorm; this same character - he does get around - is later seen, clad in a cape, at some fantasy castle with his love "Ash". She, you, and I would have been better served if he had earlier drowned in the river. The entire film could have used some careful editing, starting with the opening military sequence, which really served no purpose. I'd recommend, instead the 1995 Sense and Sensiblity, or, if you want two good Indian films, watch Lagaan or Fanaa. August 16, 2007

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