For a director who's just two-films old, this film seems to be an accomplishment for Mohit Suri. The film has been made with a lot of conviction. But there are some flaws.

The male protagonist, Shiney Ahuja, looks more like a film star than a director while the other hero or villain, Nikhil (Shaad Randhawa), whichever way you want to look at him, is quite ugly to be a popular film star. Read More...

‘Woh Lamhe’ is said to be based on the past relationship between director Mahesh Bhatt and the late superstar of the 70-80’s Parveen Bhabi. According to Mahesh Bhatt the film is an almost identical account to what transpired between him and Parveen behind closed doors.

However some may say that Mahesh depicting the late actress and the details of her personal life in such a manner is callous and cruel, but Mahesh looks at it as a way to give vent to all the personal feelings that are bottled inside him. Read More...

Kanagana Ranaut is having a great year. With ‘Gangster’ she made sure that she will be in the fray for ‘Best Debutante’ Award. But with ‘Woh Lamhe’ she will be seriously in hunt for the best actress award as well.

For she has not only churned out a terrific performance in this Mohit Suri film, the complexity of her role has been tackled with a rare sensitivity and conviction by this self-proclaimed teenager (You are not nineteen girl, so why pretend). Read More...

Mahesh Bhatt need not have resorted to publicity gimmicks of releasing Love Tapes of Parveen Babi in the Media before the release of his latest film. For ‘Woh Lamhe’ can speak for itself.

It is spectacular cinema. Don’t go expecting entertainment in the conventional sense of the word and you would say “WOW”. Director Mohit Suri has shown rare guts of telling a complicated story without bending before the so called ‘Market Demands’. It disturbs you. Yet it absorbs you. Completely. Read More...

Plot: Actress Sana Azim (Kangana Ranaut) is at the peak of her career. The media loves to shred her to bits, while fans can't get enough of her.

Working under the constant glare of her boyfriend Nikhil (debutant Shaad Randhawa) who lives off her fame, Sana's life takes an unusual twist when she meets filmmaker Aditya Garewal (Shiney Ahuja). Read More...

For all that's public knowledge about the young Junagadh-born actress, who pretty much sizzled the screen in the shadow of her contemporary Zeenat Aman in the '70s, Woh Lamhe does not seem entirely the story of late Parveen Babi.

Neither as a chronological episode does it appear a true-to-life, faithful account of her affair with Mahesh Bhatt, her one-time boyfriend, writer and producer of this film, who has also directed two movies in the past (Arth, 1982; Phir Teri Kahani Yaad Aayi, 1993), purportedly fleshing out the same experience from his life. Read More...

ONE MOMENT IN TIME: Bhatt's film Woh Lamhe is his "final goodbye to Parveen Babi." Film Reviews: Masand Cast: Shiney Ahuja, Kangana Ranaut and Shaad Randhawa. Direction: Mohit Suri.

If you have been following the tabloids then you know that director Mohit Suri's new film Woh Lamhe which releases at cinema halls this weekend is based on the relationship his uncle filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt says he shared with former Bollywood siren Parveen Babi. Read More...