Kal Ho Naa Ho English: Tomorrow May Never Come, Hindi pronunciation: , also abbreviated as KHNH, is a 2003 Indian directed by. The film features , , , and as the lead characters, with , , and in supporting roles. It narrates the story of Naina Catherine Kapur, a pessimistic and uptight student. She falls in love with her neighbour Aman Mathur, a heart patient who tries to get Naina and her friend Rohit Patel to fall in love with each other, since he does not wish to bring her the pain of his death by reciprocating her feelings. The dialogue was written by , and composed the score. The film has several themes, including the depiction of and homosexuality. It won two , eight , thirteen , six , three , and two in 2004. The German Embassy in India paid homage to the film by releasing an eight-minute video,. Naina Catherine Kapur is a pessimistic, uptight student who lives in New York City with her widowed mother Jennifer Kapur, biological brother Shiv, adopted sister Gia, and grandmother Lajjo. Lajjo is indifferent to Jennifer and Gia as she believes that Gia's adoption led her son Jennifer's husband to suicide. Her life is dull and shadowed by her father's loss, until Aman Mathur and his family move in next door. Aman's cheerfulness gradually wins over Naina's family; he slowly starts to solve their problems, which include changing the cafe to an Indian restaurant. Its success alleviates their financial burdens. Aman encourages Naina to be happy and live life to the fullest, and she falls in love with him. Rohit also falls in love with Naina, and asks Aman's help in expressing his feelings. Naina tells Rohit that there is something she must say to him, leading Rohit to misinterpret that she reciprocates his feelings. Naina instead reveals that she is in love with Aman. Shaken, Rohit calls Aman to tell him what happened. Naina goes to Aman's house and is shocked to see a wedding photograph of Aman and his wife, Priya. Aman's mother confronts him about what has h
