I dont like the Twist track. But I cant get enough of Ajj Din Chadheya and Aahu Aahu.

The Chai Wala Scene is famous already? LOL
And yeah, it doesn’t matter if you are from 1965 or 2009, one cannot be sooooo selfish to turn down ur marriage after 2 days..unless you are Britney Spears or you are totally on crack

What I liked:
* Deepika was charming, if very gauche in a lot of high-drama scenes like when she tells Rahul that she cannot keep on living like this. Or when she tries to be a confident, sexy, hip girl. She is not effortless right now. A long way to go really.
* I loved most of the songs like “Ye Duriyan”, “Aahun Aahun”, “Chor Bazari”, “Aj din chadhiya”. Very hummable.
* Loved Deepika in “Chor Bazari”. It was thoroughly entertaining.
* Couple of scenes – the famous chai-wala scene and the one where Saif and Deepika have broken up and tell each other on what they liked and did not like about each other, and a couple of more
* Neetu Singh’s cameo.

What I did not like
* Saif is no Shahrukh or Aamir or Akshay.
* Saif looks old and weird. Not at all handsome. His side-kicks and all the extras look much better. What happened to Botox? Doesn’t seem to be working!
* Juxtaposition of Love Aaj and Love Kal was a little distracting but bearable
* The song “Twist”, what were they thinking!!!
* The ending was a drag
* Most horrible thing was Deepika telling Rahul (after 2 days of marriage) that she cannot go on living like this.
* Atleast my generation is not this heartless, that they would not feel a thing about breaking up. People are not so superficial.

LAST WORD: Definitely you can enjoy this once with a bunch of friends

@bollywooddeewana
I agree Meera’s character wasn’t well written. And yes, about the sudden realisation, as the song progresses when saif is first excited to have just got the GG project, and then transforms into this lonely sulker; I mean, is it his loneliness the reason why he starts realising that he needs some [ to put it politely] ‘company’. And that brawl scene was funny in the sense that Bengali guy finds him. You can never escape Bengalis or Gujjus anywhere in the world. I was coming back from work in the bus [ from Bromley], and this Gujju guy sat 2 seats away from me, playing Falguni Pathak tracks, one after another. Imagine, I had to bear all of that through the traffic jam.

@Darshit
The Calcutta scene sums it up for me.

@pitu.
U r a sucker for romance and cheese
Hrishikesh Kanitkar’s chauka wasn’t a world cup match I suppose.It was the Independence Cup finals in Dhaka, can’t remember the year. But I had a bet with my Didi, which I won Poor Saqlain Mushtaq. I know exactly how it felt that time. The tension was as u said, THICK!!

@Ankir
Thanks mate for echoing me feelings. I can’t get enough of Aahu Aahu, and Ajj din Chaddheya is just brilliant. Forget about the Newspapers man. They often tend to be paid previews backed by studios. Saif has indeed grown old, considering DCH was in 2001. Phew! Can’t comment much about Deepika’s English though. I could not gather my attention to grow once I saw her extremely pale and artificial acting. And as I said, Sonam Kapoor would have been such a good fit for this movie.
Thanks for the visit, and hope to see you here again.

Nice observation abt Calcutta. That was perfect artwork.