So, Jannat ventures into familiar Bhatt territory and indeed it is watchable and quite engaging at times. But somehow it lacks the emotional impact I'd expected and doesn't stay with you too long after you're done watching it. Arjun (Emraan Hashmi) is a compulsive gambler who gets drawn into the world of cricket betting once he discovers his "sixth sense" for predicting events in any match. Meanwhile, he has also fallen for Zoya (Sonal Chauhan) and woos her with some stupid Bollywood tricks. A bit of digression here - For anyone who has trouble believing that Emraan Hashmi is a "superstar" in his own right - here is the acid test. If someone can pull of absolute crap in style on screen and still make you like him he qualifies to be a real "star". Watch Emraan do the same here and you'll know what I am saying. Coming back to the story, Arjun climbs his next step on the ladder of success by becoming a "match fixer" for an famous underworld kingpin Abu Ibrahim (Jawed Sheikh) in South Africa. Now, there's also a cop (Samir Kochhar) in hot pursuit of Arjun.

Firstly, if you decide to watch this film then please don't have any misconceptions that this one revolves around match-fixing and that you'll get to see how it all actually happens. It's just that there had to be a crime backdrop for this story in this case it happens to be match-fixing. Of course, there are references to real life personalities thrown in for some masala. The weakest link and the reason Jannat falls short of being a really nice film is the love story....to be more specific it's the leading lady - Sonal Chauhan. What she does is okay for the regular romance in the first half but she totally screws up the heavy duty moments later. The audience couldn't help chuckling whenever she cries. In fact, in hindsight I think it would been better if the plot was something like - Arjun and the cop chasing him were brothers on opposite sides of the law. I am saying that because the interactions between Emraan and Samir are one of the highpoints of the movie.

Anyways, there are other good things which salvage Jannat - Emraan Hashmi being the primary one. This is his most uninhibited performance till now. Nothing new in the kind of role but the way he emotes and his dialague delivery is so believable and natural. He gets to play different shades in the film and he impresses in every way. Way to go Emraan! Two other performances stay with you and they belong to Samir Kochhar and Jawed Sheikh. As the young sincere cop Kochhar is top notch. One wishes he had a longer role to play here. Jawed Sheikh is there for only a few scenes but is so good - we've seen him before but looks like he's finally gotten a role which suits him the best. Then there's also the now popular "Zara Sa" number with the tradmark Bhatt-camp "Who Oh O...." strain. "Jannat Yahaan" is also nice. The male version of "Lambi Judaai" is surprisingly missing - I thought it'll show up in the end credits but it doesn't. Debutant Kunal Deshmukh (credited for both writing and direction) is promising.

Jannat is yet again a good offering from the Bhatts. It definitely could have been lot better but the lack of a good Hindi film in recent times makes this a nice watch.

Click on the Link and then wait 3 seconds and then downlooad the song.

Alternate Source to Download Songs of Jannat
01. Zara Sa
02. Judai
03. Haan Tu Hain
04. Door Na Ja
05. Jannat Jahan
06. Lambi Judai
07. Zara Sa [Power Ballad
08. Judai [Kilogram Mix

Click Here Watch Movie Online

Source 1

Part 1 : Part 2 : Part 3 : Part 4 : Part 5

Source 2 :
Part 1 : Part 2 : Part 3 : Part 4 : Part 5

Movie Name : Darling
Tagline : A Killer Love Story...
Year of Release : 2007
Release Date : 7 September 2007
Genre : Comedy, Romance, Thriller, Mystery

Banner : T-Series
Presenter : R. K. Nayyar
Producer : Bhushan Kumar, Kishan Kumar

Director : Ram Gopal Varma
Cast : Fardeen Khan, Esha Deol, Isha Koppikar, Zakir Hussain, Mukesh Bhatt, Shishir Sharma
Special Appearance : Nisha Kothari
Music Director : Himesh Reshammiya, Pritam, Prasana Shekhar
Lyricist : Sameer
Cinematographer : Amit Roy
Story Writer : Kusum Punjabi, Prawal Raman
Dialogue Writer : Kusum Punjabi
Screenplay Writer : Kusum Punjabi
Editor : Amit Parmar, Nipun Gupta
Art Director : Aparna Sood
Action Director : Parvez Khan
Costume Designer : Shahid Amir, Komal Shahani, Falguni Thakore, Raghuveer Shetty
Sound Designer : Kunal Mehta
Background Sound : Prasanna Shekhar
Line Producer : Prabhuraj
Choreographer : Remo
Playback Singer : Himesh Reshammiya, Tulsi Kumar, Shaan, Sunidhi Chauhan, Adnan Sami, Ranjitha Priyadarshini, Kay Kay
Publicity Designer : Himanshu Nanda, Rahul Nanda
PRO : Parag Desai

Synopsis :
When much married Aditya Soman embarks on a passionate affair with his colleague Gita Menon, it’s just an interlude for him. But for her, it’s much more than that. She truly believes that Aditya will divorce his wife Ashvini and marry her. Aditya too strings her around, as long as it suits him. But suddenly things take a deadly turn. Gita dies. And haunted by guilt and Gita’s ghost, Aditya turns into a nervous wreek. DARLING – The love story of a man, his wife… and his dead lover.