A Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi Love Full Movie Download
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Surinder Sahni is a shy and mild-mannered office employee. He attends the wedding of Taani Gupta, the cheerful daughter of his former professor, Shirish Gupta, and falls in love with her at first sight. When Taani's fiancè is killed in a road accident, her father has a heart attack. On his deathbed, Gupta asks Surinder to marry Taani, fearing that she will be left alone in the world after his death.
Taani, who enjoys dance, learns of a dance competition in town and joins. Surinder asks his best friend Bobby, a hair salon owner, for grooming advice that could help him win Taani's love and bring her back to her old bubbly self. Bobby gives Surinder a complete makeover, including getting rid of his spectacles, giving him contact lenses, and shaving off his moustache.
To go with the makeover, Surinder changes his personality into the loud and fun-loving "Raj Kapoor" and joins Taani's competition. He is partnered with her and decides to play the "cool" Raj in public while returning home as the quiet Surinder, leading to comical situations as he tries to balance both roles. Taani is initially put off by Raj's abrasiveness but the two become friends as she helps him practice their dance routine. When Raj grandly confesses his love for her, Taani faces an emotional dilemma. Bobby advises Surinder to win her love as himself, not as Raj.
The next day, Surinder takes Taani to the Golden Temple to pray for her final performance and her happiness. While there, Taani has a change of heart, believing that God has shown her a sign that her marriage with Surinder was divinely planned and inspired. For the first time, she reflects on him and recognizes the strength and integrity in his character. She tells Raj that she loves Surinder and cannot leave him as it is equivalent to leaving God. Surinder is happy to learn that Taani loves his true self.
At the competition, Taani is shocked to see Surinder joining her on stage as himself instead of Raj. During their performance, she slowly realizes that Raj was none other than Surinder the entire time. Afterward, the two tearfully confess their love for each other and end up winning the competition.
"We are traveling the love lane. Down the road we will meet again." - Raj in Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi :: I heart Bollywood - all of it! The music, the dancing, the cinema, the clothes, the drama, the comedy, and the romance. People in India are in love with this movie, as am I. I was laughing and smiling throughout the entire 3 hours of it.
this is amzing write up.its one of my most favourite shahrukh movie.
i m nt blessed like u who can write in such a beautiful way.all i know is this movie directly connects 2 heart.such a simple,cute love story
Yash Raj Films, Aditya Chopra and Shah Rukh Khan. The stakes were definitely high when Rab ne Bana Di Jodi was announced, but I knew I would love it, even before I saw it. I think this is a movie that you either love or hate, without much room for middle ground. For me it will, without a doubt, always be special for the simple reason it was the first, and so far the only, Hindi film I've seen in a theatre (interesting side note: I was told by the ticket counter lady that the tickets were non-refundable as I purchased them. That was a first for me.) Even with all it's questionable theories and overacting, I love everything about this film.
For me, there's nothing better than to watch Shah Rukh work his cinematic magic. Surinder Sahni was a refreshing and sympathetic character. Even behind the glasses and moustache (which, let's be honest, what was the big deal really with the look? It's not like he hasn't changed his appearance for films before - Paheli, Hey Ram, Chak De!), there was a sincerity to Suri's character that appealed to even the most hard-hearted I'm sure. Raj, on the other hand, was a hilarious and spot on portrayal of someone who tries to be what he thinks is cool, resulting in a total over the top characterization. I loved Raj for his exaggerated facial expressions, his flashy and too tight clothes (which were also at times a little to small exposing a little bit of skin. Sigh!) and his melodramatic dialogues, because underneath it all was still our sweet Suri. I think Shah Rukh shows his seasoned talent by being able to portray two such very different characters, and when I watch Suri especially I don't see SRK at all. His mannerisms are distinctively and uniquely Surinder Sahni.
Anushka Sharma (Taaniji), gives an amazing debutante performance. I am blown away by the professionalism and artistry of recent first-time leading ladies. While she doesn't appear to possess someone like Deepika's megawatt glamor, she fills the girl-next-door requirements of this film admirably, while singing, dancing and emoting like a filmi veteran.
What to say about Vinay Pathak? His portrayal of the loud-mouthed and agreeable Bobby was believable. He had some great dialogues to boast of and was a good match for SRK's Suri - the two share great comic chemistry resulting in plenty of fantastic situational comedy.
Characterizations aside, what I truly loved about this film were the little moments. Be it the scene on the dining table with the rose, the Biryani meal and the consequent self-conversation afterwards, the changing room dialogue, the celebratory dance at the salon, each left a lasting impression on me. Ultimately, the core of this film is it's message: that there is nothing stronger in this world than unconditional love, and, for a die hard romantic like me, there's nothing better. No matter how many times I watch it, the ending gets me every single time!
Not to sound like a broken record, but I adored the music in Rab Ne. I remember hearing Tujh Mein Rab Dikhta Hai on Saavn.com well before I even saw a promo and was instantly smitten. Salim and Sulaiman did a fantastic job with the songs, and they all played an important part in the progression of the story. Haule Haule is my favorite - the yellow tiffin box and the endearment with which Suri bestows upon it is sweety enchanting and the sequence where Suri experiments with several 'hero' looks is hilarious. Even Phir Milenge Chalte Chalte is enjoyable as it pays homage to Bollywood legendary actors Raj Kapoor, Dev Anand, Rajesh Khanna, Shammi Kapoor and Rishi Kapoor and actresses Nargis, Nutan, Helen, Sharmila Tagore and Neetu SinghSadly.
Despite it's most obvious flaw (how can Taani not recognize Suri?), I will do as Shah Rukh Khan suggests and take a leap of faith and enjoy it for what it is meant to be. My only real criticism is with post-production and the complete elimination of subtitles during the closing credits. Suri's narration of their honeymoon to Japan, which I've read was actually penned by SRK, is supposed to be hilarious (I know the theatre was full of chuckles). As my Hindi has yet to reach that level, I sure would like to find someone to translate for me.
As you said there are no middle grounds, but i actually found this movie hard to bear, i watched it in the cinema and i almost fell asleep, OOPS
But then i remembered i paid about $15 for it, which i believe is what kept me awake as i didn't want my money to go to waste, my best thing about the movie were the Songs, especially Hum Hain Rahin....as it references old bollywood, and i really really love old bollywood
Great review... love the pictures and your enthusiasm.
I totally agree with you on the performances - SRK did a great job with this film, and Anoushka (I agree, a fantastic debut) and Vinay complemented him so well. But somehow the film as a whole didn't work for me - and I blame that on the scripting (good in parts, lame and boring in others) and the directing (it felt to me like it was being directed by a schizophrenic who couldn't quite decide where he was taking the film). But yes, for an SRK fan, he does not disappoint in RNBDJ at all. And I share your frustration re the honeymoon pics! I think I kinda got the gist of what Surinder was saying, but I wish there had been subs - it was such a cute and sweet part of the movie!
I do know what you mean about the first Bollywood movie you see in an actual cinema - there's a certain magic about that experience - I will always love Don (2006) for that reason (actually I would love it regardless - SRK as a sexy bad boy was really all it took!)
Oh, and I believe 'hum hain rahin pyar ke' (mentioned by bollywooddeewana) is the same song referred to as 'phir milenge, chalte chalte' in your review.
Up until the 2-hour mark JNBDJ is one perfect movie. At that point, so late in the game, the writer/director made Suri battled a sumo wrestler. That scene went against the vein of the characters and it was excruciatingly long. Why would Suri do something so extreme to try to impress Taani? Incredulous. If I were to do it, I would have made Suri display his love for Taani in small doses throughout the film, not one big nonsensical display.
The next one is my favourite song and dance number. The lyrics is not frivolous and filled with so many beautiful metaphors of yearning and love. If you listen to this on the Blu-ray, you will be astounded by the 5.1 surround mix.
well for first time i wanted to watch a yashraj lovestory because of the surinder charactor as shown in promo but here to it seems they have made it typical raj/rahul(shahrukh himself!) kind of deal.
but again yashraj seems to have messed it up by bringing RAJ/RAHUL.
Its disappointing tht Aditya Chopra squandered a good plot and made an ordinary love story
Still the movie will be a hit at BO for the same reasons we hate it , in the multiplex in Mumbai where i saw the movie , a lot of people clapped in the end and me and a friend were like WTF !
But gals in my gang loved it and some want to come back n watch it again
Ekta Kapoor with daily soaps and Chopra-Karan Johar with their movies fall in same category i guess in terms of target audience