More Trailer trailing

Lakshya has started doing the rounds of the tv channels. The sole spot unusually repeats almost every 5 minutes in the usual slots (unusual, for promos don't appear so regularly, especially when they've just been introduced). True to the Farhan Akhtar method, new hairstyles for the pre-draft Hrithik Roshan and also for Preity Zinta. Rockish guitar riffs are conspicuous in the background. *** Main Hoon Naa gives me more reason to react harshly against Farah Khan whose typically frothy choreography I identify with the Karan Johan candy mill mafia. Unless the college in her directorial venture teaches dancing *and* cheerleading, I don't see why there are so many pom-poms and FK troupe members doing acrobatics per square inch of frame. Another addition to the Riverdale High type Sharmistha Roy (assuming it is she who's doing Art for this film) collection. On the positive note, I quite liked the "looks" in "Gorii Gorii" (Sajid Khan gets rehabilitated) and "Tumse Milke Dil Ka" (I don't think it's the song title), esp. the consistent glossy colours used in the latter. But Mr. Malik undoes some of the good work - with his voice in the first and the "qawwali" attempt. *** Hum Tum has Rani Mukherji (didn't know this was her spelling version of her surname) sporting a cool look (good contrast to Yuva (incidentally, notice how Tamil directors keep casting her as the everyday Bengali lady?) ) and Saif Ali Khan (who's sadly typecast, I'm afraid - was he the same guy from Ek Hasina Thi?). This is obviously the promised Bollywood version of When Harry Met Sally and considering that this is a Yash Chopra production, I know each sparkling dialogue from the original will be re-incarnated as song and dance, albeit not so successfully. I'll be happy to be proved wrong.