Ankahee Reviews

2006

Rated:
50
from 187 members

The film begins with an aged Dr Shekhar (Aftab Shivdasani) on his deathbed, longing to see his daughter Sheena (Hrishitaa Bhatt). Prodded by her aging mother (Amisha Patel), the unwilling and unforgiving Sheena pays the last visit to her father. The dying man manages a faint smile at his estranged daughter and passes her a .. Read more

Starring	Aftab Shivdasani, Amisha Patel, Esha Deol
Director	Vikram Bhatt
Genres	Indian Cinema

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better left unsaid!

aftab and esha are too young to make this story convincing. the cast does its best, but the film is ordinary at best.
- - A customer from London, UK
  - Posted 28 Sep 2006 17:00
Loosly based on real life

The movie is based on real life events. If you are curious as to what happened between the director of this film and an ex beauty queen, watch this film.
- - A customer from Berkshire
  - Posted 25 Jan 2007 10:04
Quite an absorbing movie

I thought this movie was actually quite good. It has an interesting story, on similar line to Arth where a happily married man falls in love with another woman with psychological problems. I actually don't really like Vikram Bhatt as a director and began getting tired of his bad remakes of Hollywood movies but as this got good reviews I decided to rent it and was pleasantly surprised. Why this movie stands out from his other movies is some great direction, cinematography and some decent acting from his cast. Whilst I thought that Esha was quite I actually thought that Amisha's subtle range expressions stood out beautifully. Just watch her in some of the emotionally driven scenes and you will see what I mean. There are some very powerful scenes and great character development. It is a different movie from the recently released new ones and if you are looking for a movie which concentrates on an intense love triangle without too much loud music, fast camera work and bad acting this movie may be for you.
- - A customer from London
  - Posted 31 Mar 2007 14:39
Most recent members' review of Ankahee
View all
better left unsaid!

aftab and esha are too young to make this story convincing. the cast does its best, but the film is ordinary at best.
- - A customer from London, UK
  - Posted 28 Sep 2006 17:00

better left unsaid!

aftab and esha are too young to make this story convincing. the cast does its best, but the film is ordinary at best.
- - A customer from London, UK
  - Posted 28 Sep 2006 17:00
Loosly based on real life

The movie is based on real life events. If you are curious as to what happened between the director of this film and an ex beauty queen, watch this film.
- - A customer from Berkshire
  - Posted 25 Jan 2007 10:04
Quite an absorbing movie

I thought this movie was actually quite good. It has an interesting story, on similar line to Arth where a happily married man falls in love with another woman with psychological problems. I actually don't really like Vikram Bhatt as a director and began getting tired of his bad remakes of Hollywood movies but as this got good reviews I decided to rent it and was pleasantly surprised. Why this movie stands out from his other movies is some great direction, cinematography and some decent acting from his cast. Whilst I thought that Esha was quite I actually thought that Amisha's subtle range expressions stood out beautifully. Just watch her in some of the emotionally driven scenes and you will see what I mean. There are some very powerful scenes and great character development. It is a different movie from the recently released new ones and if you are looking for a movie which concentrates on an intense love triangle without too much loud music, fast camera work and bad acting this movie may be for you.
- - A customer from London
  - Posted 31 Mar 2007 14:39
Good

Ok if you want a light movie t kill time
- - A customer from England
  - Posted 31 Oct 2007 19:50

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  The film begins with an aged Dr Shekhar (Aftab Shivdasani) on his deathbed, longing to see his daughter Sheena (Hrishitaa Bhatt). Prodded by her aging mother (Amisha Patel), the unwilling and unforgiving Sheena pays the last visit to her father. The dying man manages a faint smile at his estranged ...