Kaise Kaise Rishte review : Sometimes, fans have to endure the worst of their favourite stars. Like recently, Salman Khan fans had to brace with his Tubelight (2017). I went through a similar experience watching Kaise Kaise Rishte for my favorite Ayesha Jhulka who is the heroine of this boring mess of a movie. Shahbaaz Khan is cast opposite Ayesha but both are secondary to the plot which actually revolves around an orphan boy (Master Sumeet) who is considered a lucky charm by Shahbaaz's rich mom Rohini Hattangadi and so, she asks Shahbaaz- Ayesha to be his foster parents. Not long before the boy's greedy uncle (Shakti Kapoor) pops up to claim a stake and also tie up with Kiran Kumar and company who is out to usurp Rohini's property...phew!! With a hackneyed plot and equally ineffective direction, Kaise Kaise Rishte didnt last a week in the limited theatres it released in and sealed the career of Shahbaaz who shifted to villainous roles soon after. As for Madam Jhulka, a few die hard fans like yours truly continued watching her films come what may. After all, love ke liye kuch bhi karegaa!! Regards, Sumeet Nadkarni.

Kaise Kaise Rishte