User Reviews

DISCLAIMER This movie is based on hundreds of movies with love triangle. As a matter of fact Raj Babbar and Deepak Parashar together are meant only as two angles of a Love Triangle.

PLOT Ranjeeta a rich girl is in love with poor boy Raj Babbar. Deepak Parashar a rich boy and mutual friend also falls for Ranjeeta. The parents of Ranjeeta are for the rich boy! Come on the same story I have seen in may be couple of hundred movies so far).

TRIVIA In all 4 movies together (Insaaf Ka Tarazu, Aap to Aise Na The, Armaan and Nikaah) Raj Babbar and Deepak Parashar have played two angles of a love triangle. They actually even out.

DIRECTION AND ACTING The direction is good for a story on the beaten track. Raj Babbar stands out.

MUSIC The good part of the movie. The song "Tu Is tarah se meri zindagi main shamil hai..." is one of lasting melodies. Hats off to Usha Khanna.

OVERALL 5.5/10, see with open mind - some moments could be enjoyable, for a change listen (don't fast-forward) the songs. (Fast Forward can used for most scenes without Raj Babbar).

Aap To Aise Na The is a romantic drama film directed by Ambrish Sangal, starring Raj Babbar, Deepak Parashar, Ranjeeta Kaur, Late Madan Puri and Late Om Shivpuri.

Vijay, who owns a furniture store and is living in poor condition is in love with rich Varsha. However, His life takes a drastic turn when his friend Vikram, a rich man enters in his life resulting in improvement in his financial condition but he is taken aback when Varsha decides to marry Vikram.

Another film typically from the backyard of late 70s and early 80s and has a mixture of little bit of everything be it comedy, romance, good music, some emotions, some action and happy ending. We have seen numerous film on such plots and this film is no exception.

Plot of the film as mentioned is typically late 70s or early 80s love triangle type and the execution is average. The film fails on editing part and looked little messy due to this.

Acting is good and in my opinion Ranjeeta is the most strongest of them all followed by Deepak Parashar and Raj Babbar, Madan Puri also impresses. We have seen Om Shivpuri in many such roles and he was perfect and spot on with this role.

Songs of the film is good, BGM is of typical 90s. Screenplay is average to decent and climax is predictable.

A typical late 70s and early 80s film. Can be watched once.

Loved it . Keep in mind to go back to 80's or 90's