Nov 11, 2009 06:16 PM
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Another movie of Ranbir Kapoor(after Sawaariya), where he plays the sweet innocent guy who is heads over heels in love with a girl who chooses to lilt the tune of Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam instead! And thank God, it’s not Salman in reel life who is threatening to snag away at Ranbir’s heartthrob this time. It is Upen Patel who plays Katrina’s leading lad and looks every bit like a male version of Alice lost in Sunderland!
And you may ask if the movie is any good with such a hackneyed narrative that looks as if it has been plucked out straight from comic capers of the 90s.The answer is a resounding YES! You will enjoy this movie only if you leave your high-brow brains outside the theater foyers and squat on the upholstered seats ready to bellow out strange noises from your gut.
So here is the story for you which is penned in a very 90’s style too!
Cut to Prem(Ranbir Kapoor) who is the President of some ho-hum club and who wears this tag all the time lest you forget it. One fine day, he and his pack of friends bump into a svelte Jenny(our Katrina wearing droolable skirts) and lo and behold Prem announces Aur Pyaar Ho Gaya! In a true filmi style, he climbs a drain pipe to reach out to Jenny and leaves flowers and cards for her. But the haseena is impressed only when Prem goes kkkkkkk….like our Ruk Ruk Khan! If you have noticed, this is the second film in recent times(first one being Kameene) to have pulled out a stammering act! And guess what, Jenny stutters too albeit in an endearing way and you go wah wah Ramji Jodi kya banayi.
The funniest scene is where Jenny invites Prem to a dance party, and he moonwalks, glides, tap dances, and goes hip-hop even before a song has begun to play. But sadly Prem doesn’t manage to waltz into the heart of his lady love. Reason: She loves a certain Rahul(Upen Patel) who has lost himself somewhere in the first half of the movie. But our big-hearted Prem still goes all the way to rescue Jenny from her foster parents and unite her with Rahul. He even sees her off at a station(a very DDLJ style) except that the hero is left in the lurch and on the platform while Jenny hops on to the train with her lost-again-found-again boy. And as predicted, Rahul loses himself again, and our pretty damsel sinks herself in distress. She decides to stay at Prem’s house till Rahul surfaces again. You get to descry two really hilarious scenes here, one where Prem’s mom croons a seductive number to distract his father and the other where Prem slips into Jenny’s teenie-weenie top.
Turns out that Rahul’s father doesn’t want his son to play Dulhe Raja to Jennie and has his son kidnapped. A bunch of dandies then kidnap Jenny and Prem rushes to her rescue again. And here is when, Jenny is truly touched! She realizes that her best buddy is the one who loves her beyond everything prompting her to coyly sing Dhai Akshar for her Prem.
Ranbir is fantastic in the movie and so is our cutie Katrina and together they create some magical moments. The music of this movie is enjoyable too, and you get to clap your eyes on some colorful sets. Go enjoy the movie for its sheer fun n pun.
