Vasanth Kumar Nagulakonda Usually, I hate watching a movie second time. Maine Pyar Kiya is the only movie which I love to watch again and again. The music of this movie is excellent with great lyrics. The cast is one of the best. I believe Bhagyashree took a right decision of not acting in movies for that retained her popularity.

Being Wasiim The Best Entry Limelight for Salman Khan. Salman Khan and Bhagyashree had excellent young Innocent chemistry and fabulous performances, he was at his level best. Story, screenplay and dialogues were outstanding,Great multi casting and performance by supporting actors, Great vision by Sooraj Barjatya, melodious music, lyrics,choreography was super-hit. Light action with strong background. Climaxwas excellent. Overall: A blockbuster musical and romantic performance for Salman Khan

Friends United Maine Pyar Kiya. Yes, I do. " Maine Pyar Kiya " is not just a family-romantic movie, but also a historical debut of Salman and Bhagyashree. They both made an amazing chemistry that will blow your mind. The script is so wonderful that anyone will love it. The director did a wonderful job. The casting is also a perfect match for the plot.The movie will remind your past love life if you have one. Once there was "LOVE" when two people loved each other for their inner loveliness, not for the physical needs. The plot shows that from the beginning to the end. No filthiness are shown in the movie.Finally I will give a 9 for this amazing movie.

Ibuk Maine Pyar Kiya came out at the time when multistarrers were the safest bet at the box office. Maine Pyar Kiya the highest grossing movies of 1989 and considering it had to contend with Yash Chopra's Chandni that is very good indeed. Salman Khan and Bhagyashree made their debut along with debutant director Sooray Barjatya. Bhagyashree went on to get married whilst Salman Khan went on to star in Sooraj Barjatya's Hum Aapke hain koun and Hum Saath Saath Hain. Most people may claim HAHK was Mr Barjatya's best movie but I find it ridiculously overrated, MPK was Mr Barjatya's finest hour. The story is as old as the hills but the way it is told is very sweet and you really feel for the lovers. The thing I love so much about MPK is the songs, each one is a masterpiece. Usually when I listen to a movie soundtrack I normally listen to a couple of songs and skip the rest but not the case with MPK, I can listen to the songs over and over again and never get bored. My favourites are Mere Rang ne or Kabootar Ja Ja. In fact I would go as far as calling MPK the best soundtrack of the 80's. MPK is one of those love stories I can watch over and over again and love it even more. A true 80's masterpiece.