A Masterpiece!

Easily the biggest piece of Right wing non sense propaganda I ever saw.

Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

.Like the great film, it's made with a great deal of visible affection both in front of and behind the camera.

A big box office hit and a massive fan base cant hide the fact that this is another shameful stolen script from Hollywood,films like this can merely claim originality, how ironic that audiences fail to recognise that this was a direct copy of SOME KIND OF WONDERFUL, even the dialogues were not spared from being copied, the film consists poor performances, mainly OTT by the entire cast.... another stolen runaway hit from bollywood, with another imitating performance from SRK, this poor actor has copied and stolen other artist performances threw out his career from BAZIGGAR to is latest HAPPY NEW YEAR,...ITS POOR POOR SHAME, Indian cinema should try its own constructive work , it has been missing for the last 4 decades, shame on you all..!!!!!

One of those trash movies which have been marred by atrocious over acting by Shahrukh Khan....this actor has ruined the film irreparably though the story line is not bad. Director of the film Karan Johar must be out of his mind to feature tale of a boy two timing and then telling one (Kajol) that she is her best friend only and actually he loves the other one (Rani Mukherzee)...all sort of stuff which appeals to youngsters has been included in this movie though almost everything is melodramatic to the limit...there is a college principal who behaves like a buffoon ...there are students who look just out of fashion show...et al. this is a movie only for die-hard Shahrukh fans

This is the movie that introduced me to the wonderful world of Indian Cinema.I was 10 years old when I first saw Kuch Kuch Hota Hai and I instantly fell in love with it. I have since lost count of the number of times that I have watched it.This was director Karan Johar's debut movie. Talk about starting of with a bang. This movie is perfection. It lives up to it's tag line. They'll make you laugh..They'll make you cry...They'll even make you fall in love. It made me do all of these things.The songs are wonderful. The acting was fantastic. I love Kajol in this movie. She steals the show. I heard that Twinkle Khanna was actually considered as the first choice to play Anjali. That would have been the biggest mistake as I can't envision anyone else playing the role of Anjali besides Kajol.Shah Rukh Khan was also good. He was less irritating back then. His performance actually had some soul behind it. Rani was the perfect choice for Tina.Looking back at this movie now the only aspect that seems a bit redundant is the choreography. But you can't blame Farah Khan as things like dance moves revolutionizes with time.On a whole this is a beautiful piece of cinema and all I can say to Karan Johar and his entire cast and crew is thank. Thank you for making Kuch Kuch Hota Hai and giving me and the world one of the greatest stories ever told.

You won't be called a Bollywood fan if you haven't seen this classic. It casts some of the best actors in the industry at the time except Amit-ji: Shah Rukh of course, who way deserved his Filmfare, Kajol, best actress in Bollywood ever, Rani Mukherji, Salman Khan (in one of his last good performances), Anupam Kher, Farida Jalal, Reema Lagoo, ...With very good music (the title song is a forever classic!), entertaining dance moves, a nice script, and the most beautiful Jodi ever on screen: SRK and Kajol! Though Kjo has kind of cheesy 'cliché's sometimes (like the kid sobbing 'Ma, Ma!'), it's a sweet movie you're sure to enjoy and remember!