Amitabh dancing with cup of beer and singing "Jumma Chumma" ignited so much spark among music lovers and movie goers that its Audio cassettes were sold like anything. The typical music by Laxmi-Pyare brought tremendous melody and excellent lyrics making its songs worth every penny. The hype which its "Jumma Chumma" created years before its release was every worth. Movie was a-w-e-s-o-m-e. Movie is a case study for all movie fans regarding exactly how a multi- starrer and prime entertainer should be made. Right blend of comedy at right time added all spice to an already good film.Govinda, Rajnikanth provided equal support to Amitabh led movie. Villains of this movie were actually of another type which we haven't seen before. So lot of things happened which we didn't expect them to be so.Lovely entertainer, awesome music, lovely acting. Lovely camera work, locations. 10/10 .

Hum(We) is the excellent blend of Bollywood masala which has all spiciness of our angry young man Tiger played by big B, tadka of beautiful jumma(Kimmi), bitterness of great villain and memorable character Bakhtawar by Danny, Sweetness of Kadar khan/Anupam kher comedy, Sourness of Govinda Rajneekant jugalabandi,..its a complete 10 out of 10 entertainer.. Its fantastic to watch Tiger(AB), fighting to bakhtawar, sacrificing his love for his brothers,And WOW to that dialog by greatest delivery man AB.."Do prakar k kide hote hai.." In the second half, Tiger turns to Shekhar living with happy family. in particular this scene.. when shows back glimpse of Tiger when he drags that driver out of the bus.. I remember, on they used to show the Promo of movies next Friday and they used the same scene, which is irresistible to watch AB in angry mode !:) This movie is like all time favorite for me, loved all performances and drama !!

My favourite Hindi movie, the sole reason being it was the first movie that I've ever seen. Though not that awe-inspiring in terms of direction or even cast(apologies, Mr. Bachchan)the movie blew me, and the rest of the country, away with that one magnificent song, Jhumma Chumma De De. Kimmy Katkar's most salacious performance ever. Where on Earth did she disappear to? Set in Bombay in the sixties, it tells the story of one man who refuse to be subdued by the reigning feudal lord of sorts and escapes with his two brothers; all he wants is a nice quite life for the three of them, even if it means leaving behind his amour, Jhumma. Rajnikanth and Govinda have had better roles than this, but all said and done, this is one wonderful movie to watch on a lazy Sunday afternoon.

It is very entertaining commercial fluff. Technically savvy, and stylishly directed with a multi-star cast. It is all held steady by an awe-inspiring Bachchan performance at the base. The pungent and electrifying introductory sequence leading up to and including the credits is wicked.