Directed and written by: Siddharth Anand.
Produced by: Aditya Chopra, Yash Chopra.
Production banner: Yash Raj Productions.
Music Directors: Vishal Shekhar.
Play Back:
1.Khuda Jaane - KK & Shilpa Rao
2. Lucky Boy - Sunidhi Chauhan, Hard Kaur & Raja Hassan
3. Aahista Aahista - Lucky Ali & Shreya Ghoshal
4. Jogi Mahi - Sukhwinder Singh, Shekhar Ravjiani & Himani Kapoor
5. Small Town Girl - Shankar Mahadevan
6. Khuda Jaane Revisited - KK & Shilpa Rao, Remixed by: Abhijit Nalani
7. Bachna Ae Haseeno * - Kishore Kumar *, Sumit Kumar & Vishal Dadlani
Cinematographer: Sunil Patel.
Cast: Ranbir Kapoor, Bipasha Basu, Minissha Lamba, Deepika Padukone, Kunal Kapoor, Puneet Issar, Patel Junior(Gufi Pental’s son).
Every teenager knows about the word “Love”, to realize the things as he/ she heard about. We grew up and according to our maturity levels, we perceive the same in different manners. But sure Love is not always like we see in movies, what we read in books. Few questions always stays in front of us as to-be-answered. Sometime we pass through these questions, sometime we not.
1- What we wants from this feeling “Love”?
2- Could we wait till we get the final one and avoid the pressure of being the “Killer”?
3- Could we ever realize that which one is the final one?
4- What if we never get “The one”?
5- Is being hooked with someone for a while, whose company make you feel nice, wrong?
6- Are we ready to take it as a lifetime contract?
7- Is something like “Love at first sight” exists?
8- When we really get ready to commit from innermost from our heart?
9- Does everyone get, what they called “Love”?
“Bachna Ae Hasino” although doesn’t state it in precise words, but there is a hidden note for girls, to access the state of mind as well before falling for someone, before getting hurt. But nothing to discuss about that here as that’s to be accessed by viewer itself.
“Bachna Ae Hasino” follows the journey of Raj Sharma(Ranbir Kapoor) from the age of 17 to 30 years. The one meets three different girls at three different stages of his life. What he learns about love with these experiences is what “Bachna Ae Hasino” all about.
Movie still leaves lots of questions for me .
1- Was just saying sorry and making things little nicer is enough to pay out for the couple, who lost their 12 years, which were expected to be their sweetest part of life?
2- Was just doing everything desperately to be forgiven, was enough to pay out for the girl, who given up her every desire, her everything to someone and in return, who was left lonely in the world to hear and bear everything?
3- Was just saying sorry was enough to payout for leaving the girl missing you for a total of six months.
Raj was lucky to get forgiven, moreover, it was just a movie, but could anyone else be lucky like this . one can’t be. Thanks for making an effort to make boys realizing the seriousness of relationships.
Remarks:
Ranbir: Looks enough cute for the role and it seems like this role was meant for him only.
Minisha: Although I’ll be critical over her looks, but otherwise she looked cute like any teenager.
Bipasha: Hot as per requirements of the role. Given complete justification to the role.
Deepika: Perfect one. She looks innocent, cute and witty at the same time. I don’t think that it was easy for someone else to justify the role in this way.
Sure, I wont be calling this movie, something perfect like Kuch Kuch Hota Hai or Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge. Why? Probably, I wont be able to mention the same precisely, but still misses something, somewhere. But even then, I hope that this is sweet enough to find places in the heart of teens. Nice songs, nice locations and hot-n-cute pairs. what one could wish from a Bollywood Flick.