Urmila and Saif in Ek Haseena Thi

Re-watched Ek Haseena Thi and it's such an awesome film. It just gave me the chills, and mostly because of the performances. I remember watching it in 2004 when I was in school and it left me a deep impact even then.

Urmila and Saif were both phenomenal. Both were so convincing and effortlessly good.

Has anyone watched the movie? If you haven't watched it, will recommend it:-)

I watched it a couple of times and enjoyed it every time. Very engaging story, screen play supported by the best performances. Totally recommend this one!

I loved Saif in this movie.

Negative and dark.

I loved the scene where Urmila chops her hair to take revenge from Saif.

I loved this movie too.

I was completely surprised at the turn it took. The revenge part was so good. I wasnt a big fan of Urmila so I was iffy about it but glad I watched it.

Yaaa found it awesome when i watched it first.

Urmilas revenge was spot on.

I actually have a funny story (well not so ha ha) about this one. I was in my 1st year at the University and had laid out my plans to study abroad to my parents. They were so wishy-washy that I just gave up asking - plan was to get an acceptance, buy the ticket and get on board (was planning to inform them after I got there). Then ek hassina thi was released. My folks and I went to see it together. And their take away, as you can imagine... "See! This is what happens when you're in a place without any contacts or connections." Needless to say I was shattered... Not because of what they said (well that too) but that I actually, finally, saw their point and felt their fear.

Fast forward 2 months later I was accepted to a program in Melbourne. They would cover room and board but I had to manage food etc... It was such a good opportunity but I decided to pass it. I didn't know what could happen and I just didn't feel like taking a chance and putting parents through that...

So to this day I haven't re-watched that movie (I still hold a grudge against both lead actors for performing so believably). And at every mention of the movie I re-live those months again and again.... With a cliff hanger question... What if... What if...

And that's my sad little story.

Originally posted by: abhishah

I actually have a funny story (well not so ha ha) about this one. I was in my 1st year at the University and had laid out my plans to study abroad to my parents. They were so wishy-washy that I just gave up asking - plan was to get an acceptance, buy the ticket and get on board (was planning to inform them after I got there). Then ek hassina thi was released. My folks and I went to see it together. And their take away, as you can imagine... "See! This is what happens when you're in a place without any contacts or connections." Needless to say I was shattered... Not because of what they said (well that too) but that I actually, finally, saw their point and felt their fear.

Fast forward 2 months later I was accepted to a program in Melbourne. They would cover room and board but I had to manage food etc... It was such a good opportunity but I decided to pass it. I didn't know what could happen and I just didn't feel like taking a chance and putting parents through that...

So to this day I haven't re-watched that movie (I still hold a grudge against both lead actors for performing so believably). And at every mention of the movie I re-live those months again and again.... With a cliff hanger question... What if... What if...

And that's my sad little story.

It seems you were more worried about what your parents would go through if something would have happened to you😳

And it's ok if we've taken a decision we should stick to it, this "what if" shouldn't be considered coz wherever you are now is a part of god's plans and he never disappoints👍🏼

What a film. Saif & Urmila were mind-blowing