I watched this movie, and still can’t stop thinking about it.

You were spot on. The concept of this movie was great, but there were too many messages being conveyed, and as a result confusion arose.

I had heard the song Maula Mera Maula many months before viewing the movie. I thought it would be a happy love story type of film, but I was surprised.

Mehru had hung herself, and then Anwar started to feel deep regret about his involvement….and then the song “Tose Naina Lage” starts playing…..it was very emotional. Then I kept wondering why Anwar, a Muslim man, was fantasizing about Krishna and Meera…it symbolized his love for Mehru. It shows that love is pain, and that acting upon jealousy served no purpose.

I found the big gatherings at the temple a bit over the top, but an Indian friend of mine told me those behaviors are common. He told me little things are often blown out of proportion. Also, that many Indian-Muslims have been treated differently since 9/11. Then it also shows the fate of a Muslim girl who decides to marry outside her religion, and the price she had to pay for being in love

This film is not for everyone. Not for those who like the glamour, glitz, and unrealistic realities of typical Bollywood films. You have to have a lot of patience to watch it, as some scenes were excessively long. It could have been directed better too, but then I wonder if the message of this film would have been felt?

Manish - Yep, its good for a cable viewing.

Mehak - As I told Manish, good for cable viewing.

AmitL- Well i dont think u will become one unless u hv that trait really ingrained in u.

I love the two songs you’ve mentioned.