enlighteningalok First of all I was surprised to find some positive reviews about the movie. Then I noticed that most of the positive reviews have a weird similarity. All the user names have bollywood personalities name + do. secondly all such users were registered exactly 1 month & 3 weeks prior to day. Coincidence???? naah..just shoddy work by PR team I guess.Coming to my review of the movie, it has great music, good looking actors, superb locales & a great cameo by Rishi kapoor. But that's not all that you require to make a film... right?? The story had the potential to be a good romantic movie, but ultimately has a lot of gaps in the story telling. Eg. The story starts with the 500 steps theory which you will think is the crux of the romance. The journey ends in-front of the Urvashi's childhood characters home ..but pulkit ends up falling in love with Yami. 2nd : what was yami's character doing in Canada?? its a half cooked story which fails to connect you with any of the characters..Even the humor in the movie is quite cheap.So overall its a waste of time..I was totally disappointed by the movie.

aishwaryaraido this film certainly is on the shoulders of actor Pulkit Samrat. He plays the role of Aakash and has the maximum screen time compared to other artists and he proves his capabilities as a performer by pulling out some intense scenes with ease. Sometimes he has gone overboard while performing but it doesn't affect his performance. Yami Gautam who plays Shruti is sheer disappointment, the plot doesn't give her the scope to perform more which leads to a sadness for all her fans. Urvashi Rautela looks good and her performance is effective and nice in the role of Akanksha. Rishi Kapoor shines very well in his 'extended' cameo part, he proves when it comes to experiment no one can overshadow this veteran who plays the grandfather to Pulkit Samrat.Special mention to the child artists Neil Tyagi and Delisa Mehra making a place in our hearts with their brilliant performances as the younger versions of Pulkit Samrat and Yami Gautam respectively.

daisyshahdo On the whole SANAM RE boasts of great visuals and chart buster music which has been the hallmark of T Series. Even though the pace of the movie acts as deterrent at places, its target audience and the right release week (Valentine period) will see it through at the box office. Go get soaked in love. Now. Divya Khosla Kumar's SANAM RE is a sweet romantic love story smeared with a cathartic tear that is the perfect recipe for the romantic air around the Valentine's Day. The fabulous music score, amazing locations and great picturization makes it a visual treat which doesn't let the slow pace affect the movie watching experience in any way.

aayushishahdo Coming to the performances, this film certainly is on the shoulders of actor Pulkit Samrat. He plays the role of Aakash and has the maximum screen time compared to other artists and he proves his capabilities as a performer by pulling out some intense scenes with ease. Sometimes he has gone overboard while performing but it doesn't affect his performance. Yami Gautam who plays Shruti is sheer disappointment, the plot doesn't give her the scope to perform more which leads to a disappointment for all her fans. Urvashi Rautela looks good and her performance is effective and nice in the role of Akanksha. Rishi Kapoor shines very well in his 'extended' cameo part, he proves when it comes to experiment no one can overshadow this veteran who plays the grandfather to Pulkit Samrat.