u me aur hum review movie (2008)

Cast: Ajay Devgan, Kajol, Karan Khanna, Isha Sharwani, Sumeet Raghavan, Rituparna Sengupta, Sarika, Divya Dutta
Director: Ajay Devgan
Producer: Ajay Devgan
Music Director: Vishal Bhardwaj
Lyrics: Munna Dhiman
Singers: Adnan Sami, Shreya Ghosal, Sunidhi Chauhan, Vishal Bharadwaj
Music Label: Eros Music

Rating: 3.5/5

Musuic Review
U Me Aur Hum - Dil Dhakda Hai (freehindisongs.us).mp3Download
U Me Aur Hum - Jee Le (freehindisongs.us).mp3Download
U Me Aur Hum - Saiyaan (freehindisongs.us).mp3Download
U Me Aur Hum - U Me Aur Hum (freehindisongs.us).mp3Download
U Me Aur Hum - Phatte (freehindisongs.us).mp3Download
Plot Revealed In The Review: Somewhat revealed
Best to watch with: Alone
Movie Genre: Drama
Best part in the movie: Cast

U Me Aur Hum (Singer: Shreya Ghoshal)
Rating: 5/10
The title track of U Me Aur Hum is a solo number crooned by Shreya Ghoshal. The number is simple and suave but lacks the melodious retreat that holds on your interest till the very end. The track begins with English lyrics sung by an unknown male singer, and from thereon it is taken up by singer Shreya Ghoshal.
Vishal Bharadwaj has composed music for Ajay Devgan's directorial debut U, Me Aur Hum and the soundtrack is a pleasure to listen to.
Beginning on a great note, the album starts with Dil dhadka hai, sung by Adnan Sami and Shreya Ghoshal who sound perfect for the track. Lyricist Munna Dhiman swishes his poetical wand, promising a likeable number along with Bharadwaj's good sense of music. A romantic number with a difference, this track will impress.

Isha Sharvani, looks pretty and acts well as the dumb brunette.

Karran Khanna, was strictly okay. While he was funny at times, for the most part he was plain annoying.

Sumeet Raghavan, is very good. He plays the part of ’hassled husband’ well... and looks it too!

Divya Dutta, playing the ’hassled wife’, is competent. She doesn’t do much, except make faces at her husband and act cranky.

Sachin Khedekar, is great in the role of the psychiatrist/psychologist (I forgot what he was ).

Salsa takes over from Bollywood romance in Jee le, sung by Adnan and Shreya. Once again it is hard to miss Dhiman's outstanding poetry, which gives listeners a break from the typical lyrics they're used to. With a racy tempo and a zingy touch to it, audiences are likely to get hooked to this song as well.
Unconventional bhangra takes form in Phatte. Adnan pairs up with Sunidhi Chauhan for the fun song that is Punjabi in genre and yet is different in its approach. Phatte will be better watched than heard.
Another track that would be better watched than heard is Saiyaan. Sunidhi croons Dhiman's wonderfully imaginative lyrics. Bharadwaj's music has been carefully and successfully adapted to the situation.
Solo renditions continue with Shreya taking over the mike next to croon to the first version of the title track. Melody, rhythm and harmony rule the song entirely and kudos to Bharadwaj for composing such a wonderful song. Shreya's sweet vocals complement the track perfectly and she deserves major credit if the song becomes a chartbuster.

Ajay, is good as the doting lover and husband. While
he was good in the first half, it in in the second half where he gets
the opportunity to showcase his talents as an actor. He was great in
the latter half, excelling mainly in the intense scenes. Although, he
did look out-of-place in many of the cheesy romantic moments.

Kajol, is without a doubt, one of the industry’s
finest actors. She has performanced brilliantly in this film. The role
itself is a tough one to enact, but Kajol has made it seem so easy. I
loved her throughout, she didn’t leave any space for criticism. With U
Me Aur Hum, Kajol gives another award winning performance.

Bharadwaj has once again hit the jackpot with U, Me Aur Hum and his decision to rope in Dhiman for the lyrics has proved beneficial not only to the lyricist but to him as well. Both the lyricist and the composer have stayed away from the conventional route but retained the commercial aspect in this venture.
Indeed, there are certain similarities between both films. But for the
most part, U Me Aur Hum is fresh tale, probably not told before in
Bollywood (I could be wrong). And even though a twenty-eight year-old
contracting Alzheimer’s Disease is incredibly unlikely, it is certainly
possible.

The first half is light and breezy, at times extremely cliched, but
that is expected from a Bollywood romance. The Ships Cruise is a
perfect setting. The development of the romance between the main two
protagonists, the songs, and the many humorous moments between the
secondary characters, make for a very enjoyable first half.

But it is the start of latter half that takes the film to an all time
high. After the discovery of the heroine’s illness, the intense drama
sets in. Situations that are not only brilliantly written and directed,
but also performed to the best of both the central actor’s ability.
 
Scenes worth mentioning:
 
1). Ajay finding Piya in the middle of the street, lost.

2). Piya explaining to the doctor about her loosing her memory.

3). Ajay admitting Piya to a care center.

4). Piya begging Ajay to take her home.

5). Ajay confronting Piya in the care center.