Milenge Milenge Movie Review

Friday, July 9, 2010

Rate: 2.3/5 

Cast: Shahid Kapoor, Kareena Kapoor, Aarti Chhabria, Satish Shah, Delnaz Paul, Kirron Kher, Himani Shivpuri

Director: Satish Kaushik

Milenge Milenge - Theatrical Trailer

In the current techno times, the easiest way to know how long the film is part of the decision-making process simply watch mobile phones used in the attacks. Different models in the hands of people who will give you a clear idea of how old the product is real. It is precisely the case of "Milenge Milenge", which was scheduled to be released far behind. Moreover, it seems that tired there will be a couple of long and difficult to tell the story behind the scenes.

But do not judge a book by its cover. Sure you can march in the movie is any reasonable expectation, hope, dated product weak storyline, but the wheels are starting to unspool, you see that is a story to tell. What if Milenge Milenge quoted John Cusack - Kate Beckinsale starrer Serendipity (2001). Indianisation writer Shiraz Ahmed has just continued in some places.

The "recipe" for this perfect love story is simple (at least that's what I think most filmmakers) have a good partner, choose a story that has been testing (reading, doing a mixture of Duuje Ke liye Ek, QSQT, Maine Pyaar Kiya, DDLJ, Kuch Kuch Hota Hai), decorated with sweet / cute / romantic / charming situations, add some energetic songs (at least two or three hit songs, are a must) and pull the muvie local panaromic. Presto, Prem Kahani Gaye Tayyar ho!

Milenge Milenge but has "Kismet'  keeping the lovers apart. Imagine a love story where the lovers have expressed their love for each other, but forces beyond their control in their own way and keeps them separate until the end of the film. The book script to bring your child together, but also ensures that you stay away from them until minutes before the film is nearing completion. Of course, this idea seems good in theory, but there is another side to it. With Facebook, Twitter, Google and mobile phones available, it is difficult to find anyone in the current environment? National Alliance, not anymore!

Last word? Milenge Milenge can be scheduled, but watch the chemistry between its lead pair. Perhaps this has never b Jodi met a team ever!

Immy (Shahid Kapoor) and Priya (Kareena Kapoor) meet at a youth festival in Bangkok. Priya is a romantic at heart and expects her partner to life as a teetotaler, a guy who does not smoke and do not lie. Immy is totally opposite of what Priya wants her life partner. His world is facing the Immy puts her hands on the diary and learns that Priya likes and dislikes. He pretends to be her dream partner, gave a completely different image of himself.

When preparing to return to Delhi, Priya discovers a copy of his newspaper in the room immy. It recognizes that Immy has made a parody of it and decides to confront it. Meanwhile Immy confides to his friends that although he has cheated Priya, it is really in love with her. But Priya is displayed in front of him and all hell breaks loose. She decides to end the relationship.

Immy trying to regain his confidence, saying that they are destined to be together. Priya decides that while it is expected that they, together, are reviewed every Delhi, even if both do not know the other is located in Delhi. Three years after returning from abroad Immy, while Priya is now settled in Mumbai. Immy is engaged to the daughter of a family friend (Aarti Chhabria), while Priya has shifted in life. Has a relationship with the pop singer.

Both are about to get married, but after all these years they still have this nagging sense that the other was his true love. Clearly the fate conspires to bring them together again [after several dangerous situations] they also undertake a final attempt to find another just before getting married to someone else.

Milenge Milenge begins as one of the many love stories, and songs that require a Lovey Dovey-scenes scenes, but the spiral minutes before the interval is so well done film that will suddenly raise the bar. Naturally, then, wait time after administration to hire a new location.

The second half has its share of moments of exercise, but honestly, has a tendency to recurrent and melodramatic as well. The whole piece a Rs. 50 good books and Kareena name and telephone number, although the novel has not been too effective in the present. Even the finale - when Shahid Kareena goes - is not convincing. As I said earlier, what ties the film together is the chemistry between the lead pair and some moments of charm.

Both Shahid and Kareena play the most perfectly romantic. Their (then) off-screen chemistry collides with the screen well. Although the film has been described several years ago and looks boyish Shahid to the end, his performance is consistent and credible. Kareena is equally convincing. Aarti Chhabria has nothing to do. Delnaaz Paul (a friend of Kareena) and Sarfaraz Khan (Shahid friend) will receive room and can be observed. Satish Shah is not funny. Kirron Kher shines in a brief role. Himani Shivpuri wasted.

In general, Milenge Milenge has a pair of charismatic lead, which are very popular among young people, as their USP. But the problem is that it seems dated. Having taken time to get to the theaters, it will require a strong word of mouth to attract audiences in Cineplex. Business-wise, there is little hope in the Hindi belt, where the traditional stories of love and melodrama are accepted.