Their ideas/words contradict their actions - and love is to blame for all the madness, apparently. But I've enjoyed unhappy movies in the past. The film starts to slog and you think that the 'twist' in the end will make it all better but that too fails, only proving that the characters are indeed insane - each wanting to kill the other, then feeling bad about it - yes this happens TWICE. The type where it almost happens - but then doesn't. Little did we know that we're in for many more wrist cuttings and dhamkees in love through the film.Īfter the kids grow up is when their love goes from what I described above to the complete pagal type.
At that point however we think, 'uh-what?! par okay, bachcha hai, stupid hai, he'll learn'. This part of the film was cute - the subtle flirting, the high school love, the kiss on cheek - all good - minus the bit where Dhanush cuts his wrist. It's funny, it's light, even though the initial story is the same as that of many other films - Hindu boy falls for Muslim girl and her family sends her away. And yet to understand why Abhay Deol agreed to work with her again after the disastrous Aisha. I had kept my expectations on the lower side though because of Sonam Kapoor - I have yet to (even slightly) enjoy a film she stars in. I'm a Dhanush and Abhay Deol fan so needless to say I was really looking forward to this film. Review Raanjhanaa & earn 20 DM Points.* Review Submit If you must, watch it for Dhanush's brilliant performance and Rahman's music. “An over the top love story that takes a dreadful turn after a promising first half. Benaras holds a special place in Kundan's heart, because not only did he grow up as a typical, god fearing, shiv bhakt-Pandit but also because it was the city that gave him Zoya. Raanjhanaa is the story of Kundan, his journey from a 13 year old boy in love who goes on to become a committed, spirited young man, who’s experiences in life made him the person he is today. moreįirst love in anyone’s life holds a special place especially if the memory is filled with the vibrant musings of the city that you grew up in. Benaras holds a special place in Kundan's heart, because not only did he grow up as a typical, god fearing, shiv bhakt-Pandit but also because it was the city that gave him Zoya. Raanj. First love in anyone’s life holds a special place especially if the memory is filled with the vibrant musings of the city that you grew up in.
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