| File:HaalEDil.jpg | |
| Directed by | Anil Devgan |
|---|---|
| Written by | Dheeraj Rattan |
| Produced by | Kumar Mangat Pathak |
| Starring | Adhyayan Suman Amita Pathak Nakuul Mehta |
| Cinematography | Rajeev Ravi
|
| Music by | Anand Raj Anand Vishal Bhardwaj Pritam Chakraborty
|
| Country | India |
| Language | Hindi
|
Haal – E – dil, shortened as HED, (translation: The State of Heart), directed by Anil Devgan, is a 2008 romance film starring Adhyayan Suman and Amita Patak. Story wise, it was the debut of actor, Adhyayan Suman, who is the son of retro-actor Shekhar Suman. The film deals with issues of the "love within" the human psyche and how it manifests itself. It is based on the love stories of three people. The movie, also stars Nakuul Mehta, who plays a painter, named Shekhar, who woos Sanjana (Amita Phatak), but only to find she has a long-lost boyfriend, Rohit (Adhyayan Suman), who she believes, is no more. The film opened to theatres on 20 June 2008. Although it received generally mixed reviews, the movie was declared as the first big flop of 2008.
Plot
While traveling by train Shekhar attempts to woo Sanjana Sharma, but finds out she had given her heart to a former boyfriend, Rohit, who is no more. Both share some misadventures en route to Simla, and upon arrival Shekhar openly declares his love for her knowing fully that this decision will bring nothing but heartbreak for him
Cast
- Adhyayan Suman as Rohit
- Amita Pathak as Sanjana Sharma
- Nakuul Mehta as Shekhar Oberoi
- Himani Shivpuri as Stella
- Mukesh Tiwari as Speedy Shing
- Bharti Achrekar as Aunty in train
- Tanuja
- Kajol ... Special Appearance
- Ajay Devgn ... Special Appearance[1]
Soundtrack
The soundtrack was released by T-Series on 22 May 2008. It consisted of 9 tracks composed by Anand Raj Anand, Vishal Bhardwaj, Raghav Sachar & Pritam.
Track listing
Reception
Haal-E-Dil fared poorly at the box office and with bigger films coming in, it soon found itself out of favour. It did not get any good reviews as well. Noyon Jyoti Parasara (AOL India) rated the film 2 out of 5 and stated, "The movie is based on one line – Magic starts where logic ends. But magic alone can't carry a film. You got to add logic too!"[2]