Lafangey Parindey

This is a fabulous Bollywood movie and I was so excited to order it and even more excited when it came in the mail...I popped it right in the player but unfortunatley it must have been produced for another Region, because it wouldn't fit, and thus I couldn't watch it. So disappointed! I really wish it were easier to order the correct DVD on amazon.com, this is the second time this has happened to me.The film itself is dramatic, funny and romantic, there are a few wonderful dance/song numbers and it has a happy ending. I highly recommend it!

i first watched on Netflix and fell in love with everything that happened .Clip note : girl got dreams. boy fights for a living. boy hits girl. girl goes blindboy feels bad because he ruined her dreams. boy got idea. girl is clueless.boy teacher how to see with her hands. boy falls in love. girl falls in love.watch the rest and see what happens

Really love the film. The story was really beautiful and the actors were really good. Everything was ok, but I really would love to watch this film with spanish subtitles, and that's my only remark.

I love this movie! A great love story with the added bonus of great dancing! I love Deepika Padukone in this movie! She was amazing!

This movie is amazing !

This movie was a waste of my time and money.

He boxes blindfolded, she's a blind dancer. He teaches her to see, she teaches him to feel--at least, that's what the movie tries, and fails, to convey. In fact, there's very little feeling in this latest glossy romance to come out of the Yash Raj production house.The problems begin with the casting. The elegant Deepika Padukone was perfect as the dreamy starlet in 'Om Shanti Om' (2007) and a chic urbanite in 'Love Aaj Kal' (2009), but here she's too polished and put-together to pull off a rough-around-the-edges, working-class girl. And Neil Nitin Mukesh--who was gripping as a scared-witless college student in the terrorist thriller 'New York' (2009)--looks more like Bambi than a boxer.That's not to say that Mukesh's dewy doe eyes and perfect bone structure doom him to play innocent boys-next-door. He's done gritty before and done it well--as a thief in the film noir 'Johnny Gaddaar' (2007) and as a tortured prisoner in 'Jail' (2009). In fact, those roles were likely deliberate moves on his part to prove he can play tough despite his appearance.But the Yash Raj lens emphasizes Mukesh's sweet, squeaky-clean qualities--as it tends to do with everything. The Yash Raj world is a rosy place--the colors are brighter, life more festive, and the people more charming than they are in reality. That isn't necessarily a bad thing--it can be great entertainment, which the studio has proven with many movies over the years--but when you're doing a film set in Mumbai's rough-and-tumble back streets, it feels phony. And it's a missed opportunity to capture the nuances of that microcosm.It's a challenge to connect to such unlikely characters in a superficial setting, as evidenced by the fact that the characters don't connect to each other. The actors flounder with their static parts, and even they seem bored with the plot. Mukesh spends as much time blankly staring off into space as his co-star does."One Shot" Nandu (Mukesh) is a street punk in a motorcycle gang who boxes for a local crime boss. He's blindfolded in every fight and takes plenty of blows, blood gushing from his nose and mouth, before knocking out his opponents with a single punch. (Afterward, amazingly, there are barely any marks marring his cutie-pie face.) While running errands for his boss, he accidentally hits Pinky (Padukone) with his car and flees the scene. She's blinded by the accident--but that doesn't stop her for a second from pursuing her dream of getting on the TV show "India's Got Talent" with her roller-skating dance routine. Wracked with guilt but unable to confess he's the culprit, Nandu helps her adjust to blindness and becomes her dance partner. Meanwhile, Nandu's boss lords the secret over him and a dogged cop won't give up looking for the perpetrator of the hit-and-run.The climax is utterly predictable. Even so, the neat resolution manages to stretch plausibility.- The Bollywood Ticket: The American guide to Indian movies (Subscribe: The Bollywood Ticket)

The fight scenes are brutal, but the love story is beautiful! I just fast-forward to enjoy the parts I like!

Don't believe any product from this vender. It is all duplicate and cunning. The disc I got, when I put in to my player at computer it reads as LAGANGEY PARINDEY. Song, Music, Audio selections comes after the movie ends. This is the send time it is happening with the same Pritam Music Pvt Ltd. Since it was a very small amount I didn't want to return

Nice little film. I enjoyed it very much and would recommend. Deepika Padukone is a wonderful actress.

Reasonably good film. Full HD material. Received in good condition from Amazon and the seller

Awesome movie and good qualityWorth the price paidDeepika and neil look amazing together and great work done by all