Produced by Babbar Films P. Ltd.’s director Ravinder Peepet's Kaash Aap Hamare Hote is a tale of love. The most interesting element of the film is of course Juhi Babbar who makes her debut opposite Sonu Nigam in this romantic flick. Raj and Nadira beautifully design the stage for their daughter’s launch and no doubt succeed to some extent in their effort. The film starts off pretty well but as the drama goes on, the story starts loosening up its grip.

The story of Kaash Aap Hamare Hote relies too heavily on an age-old theme and completely fulfills the definition of an idiom called As Old As Hills. The first half of the film raises the spirits of the audience as it has so many interesting ingredients to entertain them like Amrita’s marriage, her husband and his mistress’ scenes, Jay’s entry, Sardar Teja Singh’s appearance and all that. As the second half unzips, the story starts loosening up its grip. The focus comes entirely on the lead pair. All other characters are suddenly forgotten. And as the climax approaches, the writer remembers his duty to make a place for all the forgotten characters in the storyline.

Juhi Babbar's debut is not so impressive. She should have done a thriller first, where her true potential would have been put to test, other than just smile and pose for the camera in this film.

The title track, Kaash Aap Hamaare Hote, lyrics by Sameer, emerges as a decent number, which appeals to ears. Sung by versatile singer Sonu Nigam and Alka Yagnik, the track takes its place in a row of good songs. Sonu and Alka deserve full marks to deliver this number in a right mood. Whereas Sameer's lyrics are effective.

Sonu Nigam pairs up with Anuradha Padwal to render a fairly good song, Hum Bhi Mohabbat Mein Deewane Hote. Lyrics by Praveen Bhardwaj, the track is catchy. The composition sounds familiar whereas Bhardwaj as a lyricist raises the spirits. Sonu and Anuradha's impressive rendition fills the bill.

As a musician, Aadesh Shrivastava's performance is average. On the whole, the soundtrack of Kaash Aap Hamaare Hote has a decent composition but does not have any innovations to impress the listeners