While I do not think that Kisna was an excellent movie, it gave what I approached it for: the story of a relationship between an Indian man and a white woman. This subject is not touched upon very often in Indian cinema, and often white women are depicted as stupid or vain. So this movie bring some encouragement since many interracial relationships are arising in this generation between Indians and whites and we could use a little hope. Although Kisna keeps his obligation and leaves Catherine, they love each other and make no apologies about it. As someone who is constantly pushed away by Indian parents who don't approve of a white girl, I find cinematic hope in Kisna.
Review of Kisna: The Warrior Poet
