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Jeena Sirf Merre Liye (Romance Movie ,2002)  Starring
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Review
Vashu Bhagnani’s production Jeena Sirf Merre Liye is feelgood romantic movie that tells the story of two childhood friends who
reunite after years of separation.
Puja (Kareena Kapoor) and Karan (Tusshar) are two childhood friends who develop a liking and fondness for each other at a very tender
age. However, they get separated after Pooja’s father (Vijayendra Ghatge), a tycoon, goes back to the city, taking his lovely daughter
with him.
Separated from each other the two understand the true value of the special bond between them. Try they might as much to find each
other, but only in vain.
Years roll by and Karan and Pooja have their own separate lives now. But somewhere deep inside there still lingers in each of them the
fading memory of their golden childhood.
Twist of fate brings them together once again but they are unable to recognize each other. And when they do recognize each other, the
circumstances become such that neither can openly confess love for the other.
Will the two overcome this predicament and renew their long bonding before destiny separates them once again?
Jeena Sirf Merre Liye brings together once more the successful jodi of Mujhe Kuch Kehna Hai - (Tusshar and
Kareena).
The chemistry between the two leading players is so good that they hardly seem like playing the written parts.
Kareena does a fair good job in her role as the glamorous but sensitive girl who is chiefly driven by her sentiments. Tusshar, on the
other hand, looks a bit uptight portraying a character that should rather come naturally to him.
The film, directed by Talat Jani, banks a little too much on the old age theme of childhood friends separating and meeting in their
youth. The film takes off pretty well, but the narrative begins losing its grip in the second half when the emotions become overblown
and schmaltzy.