The maker of 'Jaane Bhi Do Yaaron' and 'Kya Kehnaa', Kundan Shah is now ready again with a couple of films to test the Box-Office waters. In one of his forthcoming movies, 'Dil Hai Tumhara', Shah once again teams up with Preity Zinta, who happened to be the lead protagonist of his last hit. And yes, the subject of this film too has women playing crucial roles. Besides Zinta, the film stars ravishing Rekha also.

Although the title suggests DHT to be a romantic movie, it is woven around an intricate mother-daughter relationship. Preity plays Shalu, a tomboyish, wacky young girl who loves her stepmother Sarita (Rekha) and strives hard to win her love and attention. But Sarita, due to some reasons, keeps her at bay. She showers all her affection on her elder daughter Nimmi (Mahima Chaudhary). Life moves on and one day, a handsome, successful and eligible businessman Dev (Arjun Rampal), who knows his mind and gets what he wants, comes Shalu's way. Sameer (Jimmy Shergil) who is an ace ventriloquist, is Shalu's best friend and her punching bag. Both these men are head over heels in love with her. In the meantime, Shalu's stepsister Nimmi also falls in love with Dev. This is where the complication arises... Shalu too is in love with him. However, Shalu's love is sidetracked when her mother asks for her help. Shalu, who has always searched for ways to win her mother's attention and love, takes up this opportunity to save her mother's political career.

DHT is, from here, a story of complex yet intense relationships where a mother and a daughter, two guys and two girls and others who are attached to their lives, strive and try to get what they deeply want for themselves. Some lose and some gain. Some understand and some make others understand. But in the end, the web of relationships shapes up in the right form with the right kind of attitudes. The director, who has made 'Nukkad' and 'Intezaar' kind of extremely interesting television soaps, where everything was woven around relationships, has a great sense of portraying every facet of the human psyche imaginatively. And one can surely hope that DHT will also live up to the expectations. 'All I Need Is Love' is the catch line of DHT and the promos have further raised the expectations. The music is by Nadeem-Shravan who once again teams up with Sameer to give the term 'melody' a new meaning. The soundtrack for Dil Hai Tumhaara is already out and seems, like most of the recent soundtracks from Nadeem- Shravan, it will gradually grow on the listeners...