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Jaisalmer is charming  Nanhe Jaisalmer is charming  September
14, 2007 18:06 IST Almost no film is like its trailer. Every
which way, one is better than the other.  Like the promos of
Nanhe Jaisalmer suggest it will be one of those films about a
nervy kid trying to act beyond his years and a 'beta'-gushing
movie star. As it turns out, Sameer Karnik's second film (after
the Aishwarya Rai-Vivek Oberoi fluff, Kyun Ho Gaya Naa) is quite
a well-meaning children's film.   Everyone, pretty much, grows
up idolising that larger-than-life someone. The need to be be
perfect and popular leads young minds to worship their favourite
film and sport stars. While the object of their wide-eyed
fascination cannot personally attend to each and every little
fan and give them a crash course in Moral Science, Nanhe
Jaisalmer plays on this fantasy of 'what if they could?'.  Since
the film is based in Rajasthan's tourism