 Director Suneel DarshanProducer Suneel DarshanMusic Nadeem-ShravanNaresh Sharma Cinematography Sameer ReddyEditing Sanjay SanklaStory Suneel DarshanScreenplay Robin BhattDialogues K K SinghAction Abbas Ali MoghulArt Director Bijon Das GuptaCostumes Manish MalhotraBanner Shree Krishna InternationalRelease Date May 18, 2001Language Hindi | STAR CASTAmitabh Bachchan, Rakhee, Akshay Kumar, Karisma Kapoor, Juhi Chawla, Mohnish Behl, Simone Singh, Alok Nath, Aashish Vidyarthi, Shakti Kapoor, Sharat Saxena, Anang Desai, Kunika, Avtar Gill, Tej Sapru, Anil Nagrath, Vishwajeet Pradhan, Sunil Shetty, Nagma, Malay ChakrabortyEK RISHTAA VIDEOSEK RISHTAA MOVIE REVIEWSBollywoodHungama 3/5 On the whole, EK RISHTAA THE BOND OF LOVE is targeted at the family audience and will satiate the appetite of those seeking clean entertainment. The three assets of the film? its impressive star cast, the sensitively handled family scenes and melodious music? will benefit the film aplenty. Read More Rediff.com Amitabh Bachchan is in the host's chair. Yet he is the one who claims the prize. Of all the performances in Suneel's Darshan's Ek Rishtaa The Bond Of Love, this consummate actor walks away with the accolades. Read More ApunKaChoice.com Suneel Darshan had all the ingredients to make a blockbuster a celluloid virtuoso like Big B, a bevy of willowy beauties Karisma, Juhi & Simone Singh &, last but not the least, the khiladi Akshay Kumar. But despite such an impressive ensemble 'Ek Rishta' turns out to be quite a disappointing fare. Read More PlanetBollywood.com 7/10 Without springing any major surprises or revelations, Ek Rishtaa: The Bond of Love does end up being a watchable movie. Though when comparing to movies with similar themes, this one certainly is not in the league of Ramesh Sippy's brilliant Shakti. Read More BBC.co.uk 3/5 If you ever wondered what happened to that 'angry young man' of 1970s Indian cinema, Amitabh Bachchan, then look no further. In "Ek Rishtaa" ('one relationship') he plays the mature and mellow Vijay Kapoor who has worked from nothing to create an industrial empire. Read More |
