This review is dedicated to famous critic Roger Ebert
Actors: Kartik Tiwari, Nushrat Bharucha
Both the lead actors worked in Pyaar ka Punchnama for same director Luv Ranjan earlier.
Hero has six pack abs and heroine looks fresh. It is a refreshing love story and thankfully different from KJo's brand of Ishqwala love. But it is closer to Imtiaz Ali's direction of 'Jab we Met'. The only difference is that while 'Jab We Met' had a fairy tale ending inspite of the chance of things going wrong with Geet, Vaani here is not so lucky in love. The music is apt and suits the situations well.
Coming to the scenes in the movie, the ragging scene including all movie titles is typical. The reference to radio station being AkaashVaani is not excluded. The dress code scene is funny. Kartik's acting reminds surely of Ranveer Singh. The love story treatment is refreshing and flirting dialogues are entertaining. It is not easy to choose parents over love. But what happens when Vaani chooses her parents over her love. Why does she choose her family over love is convincing. Is it their weakness that Vaani and Aakash were not together? When Aakash and Vaani meet at a railway station, the scene has no dialogues and they end up crying with a melancholy shehnai. The scene reminds me of Sooraj Barjatya's "Vivaah" when Shahid Kapoor proposes to Amrita over hospital bed. This scene had dialogues. Luv Ranjan showed a maturity that he can handle such scenes even without dialogues.
The movie is very realistic and many can actually identify themselves with lead characters. The story is believable and many such Akaashs and Vanis do exist in real life. People who do not take a concrete action due to family pressure end up in unhappy relationships and marriages. When Vaani becomes entangled in a marital abuse which is not physical. Will Vaani choose to go on in life or will she choose to get back to Aakash is the plot of the movie.
The movie is a must watch as it raises important questions and never stops entertaining. The message is that a woman should stand for herself.
Actors: Kartik Tiwari, Nushrat Bharucha
Both the lead actors worked in Pyaar ka Punchnama for same director Luv Ranjan earlier.
Hero has six pack abs and heroine looks fresh. It is a refreshing love story and thankfully different from KJo's brand of Ishqwala love. But it is closer to Imtiaz Ali's direction of 'Jab we Met'. The only difference is that while 'Jab We Met' had a fairy tale ending inspite of the chance of things going wrong with Geet, Vaani here is not so lucky in love. The music is apt and suits the situations well.
Coming to the scenes in the movie, the ragging scene including all movie titles is typical. The reference to radio station being AkaashVaani is not excluded. The dress code scene is funny. Kartik's acting reminds surely of Ranveer Singh. The love story treatment is refreshing and flirting dialogues are entertaining. It is not easy to choose parents over love. But what happens when Vaani chooses her parents over her love. Why does she choose her family over love is convincing. Is it their weakness that Vaani and Aakash were not together? When Aakash and Vaani meet at a railway station, the scene has no dialogues and they end up crying with a melancholy shehnai. The scene reminds me of Sooraj Barjatya's "Vivaah" when Shahid Kapoor proposes to Amrita over hospital bed. This scene had dialogues. Luv Ranjan showed a maturity that he can handle such scenes even without dialogues.
The movie is very realistic and many can actually identify themselves with lead characters. The story is believable and many such Akaashs and Vanis do exist in real life. People who do not take a concrete action due to family pressure end up in unhappy relationships and marriages. When Vaani becomes entangled in a marital abuse which is not physical. Will Vaani choose to go on in life or will she choose to get back to Aakash is the plot of the movie.
The movie is a must watch as it raises important questions and never stops entertaining. The message is that a woman should stand for herself.
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