Sometimes, you know that the only person responsible for everything is yourself yet you cant fight the urge to pull out your Excalibur and punish the world…
Me: I finally managed to watch “Love Aaj Kal”
Her: Oh so finallly we can speak about it without me spoiling the movie for you.
Me: He he, I was laughing so hard when that ‘long distance relationships don’t work’ part came around.
Our first stop in Thailand was the sea side city of Pattaya. The city on the East coast of Thailand is a huge tourist attraction thanks mostly to its beaches, water sports and nightlife. In our two days in the place we savored a little of each…
Most of the first day was spent at the beach and enjoying the water sports…
Thought of writing a bunch of posts but then came up with this idea… I think I will make this a regular feature from now on :) Top 5 things that are hot and cold in my life currently… HOT How I Met Your Mother Traveling Work Family Old Friends COLD Movies Books Exercise/Running Sleep … Read more
Imtiaz Ali‘s new venture tries to play along the same lines of conceptual love as his previous two movies. Love Aaj Kal tries to explore similarities and dissimilarities of love over generations all the while trying to tell a captivating story. It succeeds much better in the former than the latter.
The movie starts with the lead couple(Jai and Meera) breaking up with the fear of their relationship turning into a failing long distance relationship. As they say their goodbyes, an lively old man, Veer Singh(Rishi Kapoor) starts a conversation with Jai trying to explain to him that he is making a huge mistake in letting Meera walk out of his life… Veer then goes on tell the tale of his love with Harleen Kaur to Jai. The movie flows along parallely telling the stories of Veer and Jai, all the while comparing their choices and resonating similar emotions.