Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna

Year:

2006

Duration:

193 min

Genres:

Drama

IMDB rate:

6

Director:

Karan Johar

Awards:

4 wins & 22 nominations

Details

Country: India

Release Date: 2006-08-11

Filming Locations: 30th Street Station - 3001 Market Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Earnings

Opening Weekend: $1,351,786 (USA) (13 August 2006)

Gross: $3,275,443 (USA) (24 September 2006)

Cast

Actor

Character

Preity Zinta

Rani Mukerji

Shah Rukh Khan

Dev Saran

Amitabh Bachchan

Samarjit 'Sam' Talwar

Abhishek Bachchan

Rishi Talwar

Kiron Kher

Kamaljit 'Kamal' Saran (as Kirron Kher)

Arjun Rampal

Jay

John Abraham

DJ at club

Logan Anderson

Receptionist (as Beth Erin Anderson)

Lisa Anzelmo

American Reporter

Jarett Armstrong

Train Station Patron 1

Patrick Armstrong

Train Station Patron 2

Diane Baisley

Nurse

Steven Baker

Wedding Guest

Tomm Bauer

Co-Worker

Himad Beg

Wedding Guest

Whit Blanchard

Chris - Waiter

Kristen Bough

Little girl on slide

Kate Braithwaite

English dancer

Matt Brandstein

CIA Operative

Marie Brandt

Adda

Adrianna Bremont

Receptionist

Tracey Brennan

Dr. Anna

Arthur S. Brown

Reporter

Kevin Cannon

Lewd New Yorker

Ahsaas Channa

Arjun D. Saran

Bob Connelly

Father of The Bride

Gustavo Cunha

Himself

Cyre

Flower Girl

Greg D'Agostino

Coach George Push

Michael C. Davis

Male Nurse #2

Manish Dayal

Reporter

Peter Defeo

Commuter

Pat Dempsey

Soccer Player

Gabriel Ellis

Train Station Passenger as Gabriel Ellis

Brian Ferrari

Sound guy

Kathryn Gerhardt

Hysterical Nurse

Nick Gjoka

Flyer Boy

Tom Gribby

Dancer

Jeff Halpin

Ambulance Driver

Andrew Hillmedo Jr.

Background

Aykut Hilmi

Gangster

Allen Iaccarino

Soccer fan

Shobhit Jain

Extra / Kid

Matthew Joseff

Extra

William James Kelly

Train Passenger

Larissa Kohler

Extra

Ginger Kroll

Bridesmaid

Charlotte Lake

Lisa Reynolds

Michael Leister

Commuter on Subway

Rithear Len

Soccer Fan

Oliver Martin

Street Guy

Madalyn McKay

Announcer

Jay Prakash Mistry

Band Member

Saira Mohan

Catherine Cooper / Catherine R. Talwar

Moniere

Soccer Player

Omar Mora

Spanish Reporter

Jeffrey Mowery

Train Passenger

Carmel Navé

Secretary / Receptionist

Joel Ney

Annoying Man

Christine Lisa Racinez

Soccer Fan

Speir Rahn

Restaurant Patron

Giuseppe Raucci

Soccer Player

Alyssa Ritch

Office Assistant

Kenny Solomons

Dancer

Robert Gordon Spencer

ER Doctor

Kali Stivison

Receptionist #2

Tibor Taylor

Party Guest

Steve West

Joey Dancer (as Steve Lawton)

Christopher Wilford

Soccer Goalie (Dallas)

Jonathan Williams

Park Diner

Tyler Barnes

Waiter (uncredited)

Robert Bizik

Train Passenger (uncredited)

Christiane Brown

Extra (uncredited)

Meredith Croft

Extra (uncredited)

Aizzah Fatima

Student (uncredited)

David Hilfstein

Late Date Guy (uncredited)

Kajol

Piano dancer (uncredited)

Carolyn Kennedy

Bridesmaid (uncredited)

Robert Myers

Audience Member (uncredited)

Mim Paquin

Train Station Passenger (uncredited)

Mark J. Parker

Train Scene Extra (uncredited)

Hayley Raphael

Extra (uncredited)

Georgia Reed

Theatre Guest (uncredited)

Sybelle Silverphoenix

Brooklyn Bridge Pedestrian (uncredited)

Jeremy Woods

Paramedic (uncredited)

Albert Yu

Extra (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

The film's shooting was delayed due to Amitabh Bachchan's illness. However, the team managed to get on track and the film was released on schedule.

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Shah Rukh Khan promised Karan Johar that this is the first film he would complete after Yash Johar death. Due to other delays, Shah Rukh Khan ended up completing Paheli (2005) first.

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The idea of making this film struck Karan Johar while he was in London. During his trip, he saw the movie Before Sunset (2004), based on a couple who meet after parting ways. After seeing that film, he was out at a restaurant where he overheard a married couple breaking up amicably. The incident moved him and he decided to explore the idea.

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Goofs

In the scene where Rishi and Rhea call their spouses about making their marriage work, they part with a kiss on the cheek. Rhea turns back to go to her office, but Rishi cant be seen anywhere. Yet according to the angle she turns, Rishi should have been shown walking away from her.

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All throughout the movie, everyone refers to the game Dev plays as football. But the setting is the US, and in the US the sport is called "soccer".

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When Dev is leaving for Toronto from Grand Central Station in NYC, he boards a SEPTA R1 train. SEPTA's R1 only serves Philadelphia, its suburbs and airport.