Self-important, over-dramatic, uninspired.

Please don't spend money on this.

Don't listen to the negative reviews

Simple and well acted, it has tension enough to knot the stomach.

The movie was supposed to release in 2002 and was much awaited due to the promos but it finally released in 2003 after the producer diedThe movie is good in parts but overall isn't greatThe scenes between Rani and Ajay are okay but the other scenes are not well handledThe film is too similar to BOLLYWOOD Hollywood and though this was planned before that got released first so originality is lostMilan Luthria disappoints overall after KACHCHE DAAGEMusic is good but too many songsAjay Devgan looks jaded and his appearance gives away that the film was delayed and his acting looks boring too Rani is good Sonali is good too rest are okay

A Bollywood version of the 1992 movie HouseSitter (Steve Martin and Goldie Hawn), about a woman who moves into a man, who she barely even knows, house and turns it into her home.Rani Mukherjee stars as Khushi, a girl who lives all alone in the city of Delhi with her stuffed monkey Jonathan until one day she gets kicked out of her flat by her boss who is angry she has missed to much work. Fortunately at a party she was working at the night before she had met Ranbir (Ajay Devgan) a man whose offer of marriage has just been rejected by his childhood friend Pooja (Sonali Bendre) and has a very large unoccupied house due to that fact.So Khushi decides to move in and inform everyone, including his family they are engaged. When Ranbir finds out he is angry at first, then the two decide to enter into a business arrangement together, in order for him to win Pooja's heart they ill continue to pretend they are getting married until the right time. Which, of course, ends up in hilarious results, which none of them would have predicted.I think this movie is definitely worth seeing! Even though at times it is kind of the classic girl likes boy who likes other girl story it is still good and plays out quite nicely.

This is a sweet movie with nice comedy by Rani, especially in the first half. The story is good. Rani, Ajay, and Sonali all give great performances. The songs are also very melodious. The movie is quite predictable at times.

Chori Chori is a nice movie which can be great to watch on a family evening.It is about the two characters Khushi and Ranvir who do not fall for each other at first sight but after a certain time. Ranvir is an architect who has built a house for his childhood love Pooja. He asks her to marry him but she refuses. At a party he meets Khushi, a lively woman who is an orphan and lives alone in Delhi. When Khushi loses her job and the flat she moves into Ranvir's house in Shimla without his knowledge and claims to be his fiancée. After finding out about her Ranvir is quite angry but wants to continue the game just to make Pooja jealous so that she changes her mind. But Ranvir forgets one thing, that he could fall in love for Khushi.The movie is quite the exact Bollywood copy of the Hollywood movie "HouseSitter" with Steve Martin and Goldie Hawn. Nevertheless I liked it, especially because of the great performance of Rani Mukherjee. She plays her role absolutely convincingly. For those who have not seen "HouseSitter", it's great to watch and for those who have seen it, maybe it won't be interesting but they will still like Rani's performance.