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Bookmark this pageA Little Love, a Little Magic (2008)
Director: Kunal Kohli
Movie review
From Time Out New York
Bollywood filmmaker Kunal Kohli’s spin on Mary Poppins finds hotshot businessman Ranbeer (Khan) in a fine predicament: Responsible for a car accident that killed the upstanding Mr. and Mrs. Wallia, he’s ordered by an unconventional judge to raise their four grieving and resentful children. Ranbeer’s beauty-queen girlfriend (Amisha Patel) can’t cope, and the kids are a handful until God sends nanny Geeta (Mukherjee) to make things right. It’s not too cloying for a movie about orphans, angels and cute pets; pray that Hollywood doesn’t buy the remake rights.Author: Maitland McDonagh
Time Out New York Issue 666: July 2 - 9, 2008
Cast & crew
Director: Kunal Kohli
Cast: Saif Ali Khan, Rani Mukherjee
Duration: 145 mins
US Release: Jul 4 2008
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