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Problems arise when Radhey Mohan, a delinquent falls in love with a girl named Nirjara.
Director:
Satish KaushikWriters:
Bala (original story and screenplay), Jainendra Jain (dialogue) (as Jainender Jain)Stars:
Salman Khan, Bhoomika Chawla, Mahima ChaudhryStoryline
A woman comes from a Hindu high caste family. Her name is Nirjala. Her family want her to get married to a Hindu upper caste man. She agrees to do so. But before the wedding, she meets with a poor Indian. This man belongs to a very low caste. This man also has a very hot temper and gets into fights all the time. But both fall in love with each other. Nirjala's family refuse to permit her to get married to him. They force her to get married to the man of their choice. In the meantime, Radhe gets into fight, and someone hits him very hard on his head. Radhe loses his senses and falls down. When he wakes him, he finds himself a mental patient. The hospital finds him very violent and they chain. He is unable to remember his past. Then Nirjala re-enters his life. Will this cure Radhe or make him even worse?
Tere Naam Movie Reviews
Happened to watch this movie when it was aired on TV.
Normally I pass off Salman as a spoilt-brat of Bollywood with no talent what-so-ever except for penchant for showing off his well-tones muscles. But Tere Naam proves otherwise, and hey guys - this dude can really act.
Salman get into the skin of the character as rebellious aimless youth who frequently gets involved in dog-fights. He meets Bhumika Chawla and immediately falls for her demure innocent nature. The rest of the movie is tale of their love and what future had in store for them.
The story is pretty good and manages to captivate the interest of the audience. A few coincidences and mishaps shown could have been done away with.
Friendship between Salman and his friends is quite natural and remind you of your bunch of friends during college/ hostel days.
Salman has done commendable job in emotional scenes which make you wonder if he was really acting or being one-self. Sachin Khedekar delivers a good performance. Bhumika Chawla suits the role to the "T" playing the girl next door hailing from higher caste.
The beliefs, life-style, the dogma and the hypocrisy of the higher caste is portrayed with substantial element of reality.
Normally I pass off Salman as a spoilt-brat of Bollywood with no talent what-so-ever except for penchant for showing off his well-tones muscles. But Tere Naam proves otherwise, and hey guys - this dude can really act.
Salman get into the skin of the character as rebellious aimless youth who frequently gets involved in dog-fights. He meets Bhumika Chawla and immediately falls for her demure innocent nature. The rest of the movie is tale of their love and what future had in store for them.
The story is pretty good and manages to captivate the interest of the audience. A few coincidences and mishaps shown could have been done away with.
Friendship between Salman and his friends is quite natural and remind you of your bunch of friends during college/ hostel days.
Salman has done commendable job in emotional scenes which make you wonder if he was really acting or being one-self. Sachin Khedekar delivers a good performance. Bhumika Chawla suits the role to the "T" playing the girl next door hailing from higher caste.
The beliefs, life-style, the dogma and the hypocrisy of the higher caste is portrayed with substantial element of reality.
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