Inclubabu Plot so thin, it passes unnoticed.

Dynamixor The performances transcend the film's tropes, grounding it in characters that feel more complete than this subgenre often produces.

Bessie Smyth Great story, amazing characters, superb action, enthralling cinematography. Yes, this is something I am glad I spent money on.

Jemima It's a movie as timely as it is provocative and amazingly, for much of its running time, it is weirdly funny.

Parag Deshpande I respect the name Nasir Husain when it comes to entertainment. Starting with Tumsa Nahin Dekha, Jab Pyar Kisi Se Hota Hai, Teesri Manzil, Pyar Ka Mausam, Caravan, Yadon Ki Baraat, it's a big list of great movies directed and written by him. But this movie despite being directed by the maestro, is very disappointing. The story is not very gripping or convincing, acting is bad. Sunny Deol and Dimple are really bad. Kulbhushan Kharbanda, Danny, Tariq are also very so-so. The songs are not up to the mark. Nasir Husain movies were legendary for the amazing music but not this. Talented RD Burman failed to make any impact here. An old friend Gautam (Danny) of Malhotra (KulbhushanK) helps him to start a factory and mysteriously vanishes. And then Malhotra is weeping for his long lost friend. However, how come Gautam has no relatives? How come when Malhotra publishes ads after ads in newspapers, Gautam's wife and son don't see those ads? There is no explanation for any of this. How does Das (Prem Chopra), a big villain, wanted by cops become friends with a shrewd businessman like Malhotra? No explanation. Comic relief is pathetic. It's no wonder that this movie flopped at the box office.

superindrajit After the success of Betaab and flop Sunny, Deol moves on to his next romantic flick which is not that different from Sunny. This movie Manzil Manzil, was sadly a flop because it wasn't supposed to be one. The movie is made well, the romantic scenes are overdone with too much emotions which is OK but gets annoying at times. However, the part where Dimple losses her memory is badly shown and the action part of the movie is clichéd. Honestly, no Sunny Deol action movie before Arjun(1985) did good and was clichéd. Offcourse Betaab has its moments but it was also clichéd. The story itself has plot holes all over but still is well handled by veteran director Nasir Hussian. However, the overdue of songs,romance, sorrow, and bits of comedy was badly shown. But, this movie is from the early 80's so its OK. However, the movie can definitely do better. Amongst Actors, Deol repeats his good act from Sunny, Dimple in one of her first movies proves she can act, Prem Chopra is good, supporting cast is OK. Music is average, too many songs. The idea of adding action and suspense wasn't a good idea but it's okay. Overall, another decent movie but sadly it flopped.

gavin_coolhgr Mr. Malhotra (Kulbhushan Kharbanda) wanted to start a factory, he needed money for this, so he went to Gautam (Danny Denzongpa) and borrow RS 10 Lakh from him on condition that he returns the money in one year's time and that if he is alive his only daughter Seema (Dimple Kapadia) shall marry Gautam son. One year past and when Mr. Malhotra went to return the money, he couldn't find Gautam, nor his wife, nor son, they had all move to an unknown surrounding. One day while traveling on a lonely country road Seema happen to meet a stranger and taught it was Gautam son and decides to marry him under her father's condition. But when she went to New Deli, she happen to meet a man named Vijay and both fell in love with each other, then Mr. Malhotra reach up with smuggler and gangster called Niranjan Das (Prem Chopra), whom was convinced for his son Roopesh to marry Seema. But Seema only swears to marry Vijay and she dears not to break her promise. After that Seema had an accident and looses her memory, but her lover Vijay develops such a plot which will only bring Seema to justice and removes all enemy out of the way.