Finally got a chance to see this movie, i highly recommend it to those who hasn't seen it yet. It's not your normal masala movie. It's different, new, fresh and amazing.

It's not very nice to spoil the movie for those who hasn't seen it.

agreed another brilliant film from varma corp with some excellent performances… saif, urmi, seema biswas, aditya srivastava, pratima kazmi, rasika joshi, madan joshi, zakir husein, seema adhikari…

The best Indian movie you've seen so far?

We've got to recommend you some films, my friend.

Thanks, i've seen many idian movies but this one is just not your typical Indian movie that we're accustomed to seeing. It keeps you interested, it doesn't bore you with mindless comedy and in this case songs were not needed. It was great to see that there are good Indian movies out there regardless of what we're accustomed to seeing.
I will however take any recomendations anyone may have, and will give you my feedback.

Its been long time since i saw EHT, from what i remember it neither interested nor bored me

As for recommedations on "great" mainstream indian films this list can be used for starters

http://www.zulm.net/raj_top100i.htm

Enjoy

Thanks for the site dvdsoil. When i read this i was shocked, who would have thought this about DEEWAR:

ITS SHOCKING BUT TRUE. Everyone associated with this hard-hitting action-drama won awards---Shashi Kapoor, Yash Chopra, Salim-Javed, even Nirupa Roy - but not Amitabh Bachchan! such are the ironies that overtake cinema's historic happenings.

BTW, from the list on your reply, i have 37 of the 100 movies you listed. I enjoyed reading it, thanks for the link.

Hello everyone...it's been a long time..I agree, Ek Hasina Thi is a very well written movie and the suspense is also handled very well by the director Sriram Raghavan. I don't think I've ever seen Saif Ali Khan. Definitely up there among my top 10 favourites.

You have more movies on the list than i do , some of them on the list are not up-my-alley but its a list def worth exploring.

Easily one of the best thrillers made in Bollywood history, EHT also was my pick for the second best film of 2004 second only to "Maqbool". And this was Saif at his best, no doubt about it. There wouldn't be much ranting and raving going on about the National Award had Saif won it for EHT. Oh well! EHT is still a wonderful film and probably the second best film Varma has associated himself with second only to his great "Satya".