Posts Tagged ‘Love’
Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon : Watch Full Movie Online : Abhishek BAchhan,Hritik Roshan,Kareena Kapoor
January 10th,
2010
2010
Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon, a triangular love story where each character rises above all odds to let love triumph at the end. Sanjana is a young, vibrant girl who has just finished her college. Her mother is very keen to get her married to a rich, eligible bachelor, Prem. Sanjana is taken aback by the extreme measures that her mother undertakes to ensure that Prem (Hrithik Roshan), who comes and stays with them for a month, likes her daughter. Prem enters Sanjanas life but she does not like him one bit! His habits and hobbies are diametrically opposite to hers. However, he manages to charm his way into the hearts of her mother, father and even her dog! As she gets to know him better, she falls hopelessly in love with him a love so deep that it will last till the end of time. But suddenly, comes along another Prem (Abhishek Bachchan) who walks into her life as though he was meant to. Where does destiny lead her? Who will she ultimately go to to the Prem who won her over or the Prem who was meant to be with her?
Movie Review : Love Aaj Kal
July 30th,
2009
2009
Chalo, let’s get drunk with one more heady potion of Pyar, Imtiaz ishtyle, you tell yourself before sauntering in for his latest, Love Aaj Kal.
And no, you aren’t disappointed at all. Because, this time, the effervescence and adrenalin rush of impetuous love, resonant in the romance of Geet and Aditya in Jab We Met, has been replaced by a more serious and realistic take on modern love. The film literally holds up a mirror to the commitment phobia of the young, successful professionals who keep changing their status from `committed’ to `single’ on the sundry social networking sites. Much to the chagrin of their dads and mums who fail to understand this emotional dilettantism and keep badgering them with love-of-a-lifetime cliches.
The secret of director Imtiaz Ali’s film making lies basically in three primordial areas. Instead of relying heavily on a three-hour long script, he chooses to concentrate on his dialogues: crisp, concise and completely in sync with aaj ka lingo. All of Saif’s babblings about love sans marriage and Deepika’s discourses on career and cumbersome commitment are straight out of real-life ramblings in pubs, discotheques and coffee shops.
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