muvi-fan-73 'Koi… mol gaya' is first of its kind movie in Bollywood inspired from Hollywood block buster 'Extra Terrestrial'. Rakesh Roshan has well modified this movie for Indian audiences. The movie can be enjoyed watching with entire family.Direction, Screenplay, Cinematography: Hill station where UFO lands, child artists, well paced narration of story (suitable for Indian Audiences), Hrithik in his child avatar everything has been crafted well (4/5).Tone: Rakesh constructs a device that can be used for Alien communication. It becomes reason why he gets killed and his child, Hrithik grows as a retard. When he along with Zinta establish connection again Aliens visit and one of them is left on planet earth. The Alien befriends them all and makes Hrithik well again. I would say the tone is set well (4/5).Goof: The size of Alien changes throughout the movie.Music: Music is very good (4/5).Acting: Rekha, Preity Zinta, Rajat Bedi, Prem Chopra, Mukesh Rishi , Johny Lever everybody along with child artists have acted really well. Hrithik has acted exceptionally well. I find it as his best performance till current date (4.5/5). Half mark extra for Hrithik.Final Verdict: It is worth adding to your DVD collection [(4/5) (9/10)].

silvan-desouza Rakesh Roshan after launching Hrithik in KNPH(2000) re-launched him literally with KOI MIL GAYAA 3 years laterThe film seems inspired from ET and reminds us of FOREST GUMP, SPIDERMAN.etc but the film has strong emotional quotient which works in it's favourYou have the 90's type comedians, too much dance, some romance and a lot superficial scenes Yet the first half is full of fun, the scenes where Hrithik are bullied, all the scenes were he is in distress move you Even his scenes with Preity are good while Rekha and he too have several good scenesThe interval point introduces Jadoo here things look too fake compared to ET like him uttering crap Hindi words but you forgive such things in Hindi Movies The film does drag towards the climax and the film is ended too too fastDirection by Rakesh Roshan is the best in dramatics Music is goodHrithik lives his role to the T, in fact for most of the film you forget you're watching Hrithik but Rohit instead He is brilliant in emotions, comedy and everything This film was a turning point in his flagging career Preity too does a decent job, though there are some scenes where she does her usual annoying shouting Amongst kids Hansika is a delight, so is the Jatt guy and the others Johny is funny Mukesh Rishi is alright Prem Chopra hams as usual, Rajiv Verma is as usual too Rajat Bedi is good in his part Rekha excels, Rakesh Roshan is good in a cameo

AZAM KHORASANI (AZAM-KHORASANI) One of the overriding messages i took from Koi Mil Gaya was the blatant advertising of products (i.e. Honda - basketball scene with the tournament the players were taking part in being called the Hero Cup which might as well have been called the Honda Cup with the Pandavas being clothed in shirts bearing the Honda insignia. Also i lost count at the number of times i saw a Coke being consumed with the can being on display. This in a way infuriated me and spoiled part of the film where i felt market forces had directed what was in short advertising space within the film which i didn't already get in the commercial breaks (I watched it on Channel 4). So all in all i largely ignored those scenes as being part of the film which i did enjoy probably as i hadn't watched ET/Close Encounters of the 3rd Kind in a long while so had forgotten the story lines of both so wasn't incessantly comparing them to Koi Mil Gaya. The movie may rip off both movies but we must remember that the film in being made for a largely Indian audience who may not have watched any of the aforementioned movies. So it is a decent take on two of Hollywood's finest movies mixed with a healthy Indian dose of melodrama and musical numbers. Also found Preity Zinta's cheering during the basketball scene very irritating.

jennmunt All right, I'll admit it, I'm a biased, American college student. Anyone from outside the states probably thinks that I'm ignorant about foreign films and the like. But this movie reminded me of t.v. shows that I watched on PBS when I was 6. It was just that ridiculous.I'm trying to be nice... really. I would agree that the acting of Hrithik Roshan was pretty impressive at some points. But as for everything else, this movie was completely cheesetastic.Seriously...I swear that for the first hour or so nothing interesting happened at all. Or at least nothing of any importance. It makes me really sad that I wasted three hours of my life watching this film.