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Aaja Nachle
  • Release Date: Nov 30, 2007
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7.6 out of 10

Generally favorable reviews- based on 8 Ratings

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  2. Mixed: 2 out of 8
  3. Negative: 1 out of 8

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  1. VivekG.
    Nov 30, 2007
    3
    Not interesting movie. Big bore.
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  2. Madhurifan
    Nov 30, 2007
    10
    It's Brilliant. MUST WATCH for anybody that likes good cinema.
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  3. SakshitV.
    Dec 2, 2007
    5
    Well it is nice to see the queen of bollywood once compared with madhubala back on the silver screen...some what reliving the chreographer's life in the shoes of her on screen guru Saroj Khan.But th story of the movie is not one where you are required to aaply your minds. Can be compared with Goal where they oght o save their football field and here madhuri has to save her theatre..The story is a total dance drama..a musical theatre.just sit back and enjoy with the songs and the dances...full marks to madhri on her comeback but yashraj has wasted her with a weak story.Yashraj known for 1 hit a year has till now proven their mettle only with Chak De. So Yash uncle please save on money and stop wasting money.… Expand
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  1. The New York Times
    Reviewed by: Rachel Saltz
    50
    Ms. Dixit has been gone from the screen for five years, long enough for a new crop of stars to emerge and for Aaja Nachle, her modest new film, to be a comeback vehicle.
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  2. L.A. Weekly
    Reviewed by: David Chute
    50
    Both in subject matter and form, this 25-minute music drama within the film tips its hat to the roots of Bollywood cinema's most distinctive conventions -- with the inestimable assistance of its most seductive modern axiom.
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