Streaming Unns: Love... Forever (2006) Online

Unns: Love... Forever (2006)iMDB Rating: 2.8
Date Released : 17 November 2006
Genre : Drama, Musical, Romance
Stars : Juhi Babbar, Charlie, Chitrapama, Sanjay Kapoor. Ria lives a wealthy lifestyle in Bombay along with her parents and paternal grandmother. Her father is Punjabi-speaking, while her mom is Bengali-speaking. Ria is now of marriageable and is in love with Rishi Rampal. She would like to get married to him, but gets her heart broken instead when she finds out that he is already married. Her parents look for a suitable groom who is either Punjabi and..." />
Movie Quality : HDrip
Format : MKV
Size : 700 MB

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Ria lives a wealthy lifestyle in Bombay along with her parents and paternal grandmother. Her father is Punjabi-speaking, while her mom is Bengali-speaking. Ria is now of marriageable and is in love with Rishi Rampal. She would like to get married to him, but gets her heart broken instead when she finds out that he is already married. Her parents look for a suitable groom who is either Punjabi and Bengali, and are introduced to Punjabu Rahul Malhotra by a family friend, Gaurav Chatterjee, who is Rahul's boss. Rahul comes from a broken family, and his dad had left his mother for another woman, leaving him depressed, insecure, and afraid of divorce. The marriage takes place and the couple go for a honey-moon. Shortly after that Rahul goes on a business trip to Europe, and when he returns he finds out to his delight that Ria is pregnant, and she soon gives birth to a daughter, Niharika. Then Rahul's world crashes around him when Ria tells him that she wants a divorce due to irreconcilable...

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Review :

Shallow exploration of serious topic

Indian drama about romantic relationships and affairs is seriously flawed. On the one hand, it's at least a different story from the typical Bollywood fare. On the other hand, they don't really go anywhere with the interesting angles in the story. Plus, much as I liked the lead actress (Rituparna Sengupta) in 'Main, Meri Patni Aur Woh', she comes across rather wooden here, especially in the intimate scenes, where she is least convincing. A few songs just pad out the proceedings, and the contrived finale lacks credibility. Why tackle adult themes and issues if you are going to deal with them in childish fashion? This film just scratches the surface and avoids going any deeper.