Story Idea - The story is about supermodel Sanjana and Rohan. They both expressed their desire to get married. But on the same evening, Sanjana’s (Karisma Kapoor) industrialist boyfriend, Rohan (Rajniesh Duggall) is kidnapped by unknown people.
Sanjana got a hit in the head while the crime is taking place. In the hospital, Sanjana goes into a trance in which she sees Rohan in a bearded avatar calling her by a different name. In the trance itself, a few medieval-looking, sword-wielding men attack Rohan and Sanjana. Sanjana is able to save Rohan but her trance ends when Sanjana’s doctor friend (Divya Dutta) appears on the scene.
To find out about Rohan, Sanjana goes to Rohan’s house, where ACP Singh (Jimmy Shergill) is handling the investigation of Rohan’s kidnapping. Rohan’s father asks Sanjana to stay away from them as he doesn’t want any help from her. Sanjana went back to her house and their she again saw some thing which was like a dream. By following her friend's suggestion she goes to a past life regression specialist who hypnotises her. Under hypnosis, Sanjana sees her previous life, where Rohan and she were lovers torn apart by the India-Pakistan partition. As the drama progresses, Sanjana intermittently lapses into trance, having visions of many more of her past lives. In all these past lives, Sanjana and Rohan are lovers, who are torn apart by evil men who fancy her.
Sanjana then realises that her previous lives have a bearing on the present; she even claims that the villains of her previous lives are the ones who are out to kill Rohan in the present time. What is the real connection between her previous lives and the present one? The rest of the drama is all about this.
Performance - Karisma Kapoor looks good in her different avatars and holds the film together to a certain extent. Rajniesh Duggall, as Rohan, has little to do. Jimmy Shergill is passable as ACP Singh. Divya Dutta does fine job in multiple roles. Ravi Kishan is effective. Gracy Singh is alright as Meerabai. Others offer average support.
Charm Factor - Karisma Kapoor’s earnest performance is the only charm factor of this movie. Watch it only if you are interested in the subject of past life regressions. Vikram Bhatt’s direction is unimpressive. Himesh Reshammiya’s music is below-average. On the whole, Dangerous Ishhq is not a paisa vasool.
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