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Kai Po Che! Movie Review: Critics Rating: 4 stars, click to give your rating/review,Despite the disturbing backdrop of death, destruction and politics, Kai Po Che is very likeable.

You can make a half decent, subtle Dil Chahta Hai-esque film, especially if Farhan Akhtar is your co-writer. So when Rock On happened, debutant director Abhishek Kapoor’s contribution was probably u

Kai Po Che! is a moving portrait of friendship, loss, forgiveness. Working from Chetan Bhagat's best-seller The 3 Mistakes of My Life, co-writer and director Abhishek Kapoor...

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It is in the casting that Kapoor achieves his greatest triumph. The three lead actors are absolutely perfect.

Kai Po Che uses its runtime well, regaling with a simple story of dreams even as it touches the complexity of modern Indias most shameful socio-political chapter. The film is among Bollywood’s best so far this year.

Kai Po Che works because of its earnest and very talented cast. | Review: Kai Po Che is a very fine film

Think Bend It Like Beckham, with cricket not soccer – and the sensibility of Doctor Zhivago

Synopsis: Best friends Ishaan, Omi and Govind - young, ambitious and restless - are trying to make a mark in the India of the early 2000's. These are exciting times - a new millennium has just dawned, India's a nuclear power and ostensibly shining - a perfect place for the 3 Ahmedabad boys to start a business that could be their ticket to fame and riches. In a country where cricket is religion, they hit upon a brilliant plan - to start a training academy that could produce India's next sporting superstars! What follows is without doubt the greatest adventure of their lives, as they attempt to navigate the big hurdles in the path of fulfilling their dreams. (c) UTV

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Kai po che! A close-knit trio of young men determined to turn their passion for cricket into a viable business find their efforts derailed and their destinies altered by murderous religious violence in Abhishek Kapoor's 2002-set feature, "Kai po che!"