A beautiful love story. Review on Veer-Zara

Yesterday for the fourth time I watched this amazing movie. Veer Zarra, a story of two lovers who have hopelessly fallen for each other. It is a movie not just about how love happens, but also how love can happen across borders. coz ofcourse "Love knows no Bounds". Beautifully inacted by its actors Shahrukh Khan, Preity Zinta(PZ) and Rani Mukherjee(RM), this movie does infact makes one wonder what relly people do for the betterment of their sweethearts once they fall into this trap ;)

Veer Pratap Singh(SRK) is a lieutenant  commander in the Indian air Force, falls in love with Zarra Hyatt Khan(PZ) who is unfortunately engaged to Razzaq Sherazi(Manoj Bajpai), who then plays a dirty game with SRK after getting to know about their love affair. Actually theres a big political business which would take place if PZ and MB(both children of politically powerful entities) get married .MB aks SRK's silence in return for Zarra's well being, to which SRK painfully agrees and languishes in Pakistan jail for the years to come. After 22 long years in Prison , Samia Siddiqui(RM) meets SRK and decides to fite for him becoz he spent his large part of youth in the prison, all to protect his love PZ who happens to be a pakistani. In the end the case is successfully won by Samia Siddiqui against Zakhir Ahmed(Anupam Kher).

Power Packed Performances delivered by every single person in the movie, from Divya Dutta aka Shabbo who speaks in typical punjabi accent making the language sound more sweeter , to Hema Malini and Amitabh Bachchan giving a performance where they are diabetically sweet to their adopted son SRK and much thought of bride PZ .Be it Kiran Kher who is an extremely beautiful mother(yo baby! I mean it..lols) and showers her love over Zarra and Veer or be it the villainous MB who is quite straightforward in what he wants and doesn't hesitates asking it, everybody has done a brilliant job in delivering an applaudable performance.

Dialogue Delivery is the next best thing that has happened in this movie. Such simple things, given voice to and  put into a magical pattern of words, creating a magnificent multisequential form of idiosyncrasy which in turn gives rise to a set of awesome dialogues. ;) .It relly feels pleasing to the ears, when sum characters speak dialogues that pushes the listener to think hard. For Eg the one which RM said about PZ and SRK - " Yeh khuda ke Roop mein insaan hain ya insaan ke roop mein khuda".or the one which SRK says in the front of Pakistani court.

Music is mesmerizing. Relly! I am a person who purely goes by the music of any song but this is one where the lyrix are so beautifully put together that they express just the kind of emotions a person might be undergoing at that particular point of time.("Main Yahaan Hoon" or for that matter "Tere Liye")

Next thing on the List would be a very big ironical thing, which I am sure many people might have noticed. Being a musalman SRK is playing the role of a Hindu(Punjabi) and PZ who is actually a punjabi is playing a musalman. How subtly is the msg in this movie conveyed that religion relly doesn't matter after all, coz all that matters are people's emotions and their betterment.

Thx for stopping by to read my review. :)