I would watch it again if I could find a version with good English subtitles. I love seeing exotic locales like that, which I am unlikely to see otherwise, and I found the film worth my time just for that. Very nice and interesting photography, and I gleaned from the credits that it was actually filmed there. To my mind, the best parts of the film took place in Pakistan and in the Pakistani Himalayan foothills. Even on TV, the film has done really well. On IMDb, it has a high rating along with a high viewer rating as well. A better film (also German but available with English subtitles) is North Face (Nordwand, IMDb #tt0844457) which is both very dramatic and has very spectacular mountain climbing sequences (although I still wanted more there as well). Sanam Teri Kasam did not work at the box office at the time, but I have never seen the kind of cult following the film has developed over years, ever before. There was some of this, but not nearly enough for my tastes, or I would have given the film a higher rating. I primarily viewed this film not for the story but in the hopes of spectacular mountain scenery and spectacular mountain climbing sequences. Hence, some of the dialog was rather lost on me and very likely some of the drama as well.

My understanding is limited because I do not speak German and apparently there has been no release of this film with English subtitles, or at least I could not find one (I did find some English subtitles on the internet but they were both badly out of synch and a mashed Google translation from Russian!). I have a limited understanding of this film so am writing this review only because there were no other reviews yet.

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