Raanjhanaa Review - Dhanush, Sonam Kapoor, Abhay Deol

Rating - 3
Let me start with honest confession. As I went to the theater to watch Preview Raanjhanaa, you wonder how you will spend more than two hours watching a hero and as clear as Dhanush.

Until this film, you've seen all the award-winning actor in his blockbuster National Kolaveri Di video. But my fears disappeared almost as soon as the film that began in the first few minutes, Kundan character Dhanush jokingly admitted their lack of beauty.

After the first 10 minutes, I was completely soaked from the energy and charm of Dhanush. It is rare that a child spirit, rogue expert in Benares, a small child when embarking on a love story.

The goal of his passion is the beauty of the local Muslim, Zoya played by Sonam Kapoor. It is a love so fierce eventually consumes everything in its path.

But in the first half, also superbly entertaining. Kundan seeks Zoya with the enthusiasm of the true devotee. They are dirty and artistically with their emotions, but I do not miss anything.

Search continues for years. So much so that at one point, and Kundan Murari closest friend, played by the excellent Mohammed Zeeshan Ayub, says: "Pierre Hua Na, UPSC imtihan Ka is Gaia. DUS Sal Hi Nahi is yes PAA comfort.

By Himanshu Sharma dialogues are the highlight of the film. Lines are brief, wonderful earthy and funny. Extends his camera on the streets of Benares, director Aanand L Rai creates an intimate and lasting. AR Rahman music, especially the brilliant Tom Tak, more layers of narrative.

This is a great love story, but these are the characters that we know it. Emotions move us - so much so that when breaking finally Kundan mourn, I cried too.

But here where frustrating Raanjhanaa. Rai strikes a false note and the story moves Zoya romance with her college friend, Akram, played by Abhay Deol.

After the break, when we left Varanasi to New Delhi, the film is largely distorted. Still move us actors - including the so Sonam effort looking nice and give the best performance of his life - but the plot becomes more and more complicated. The user is not immersed in the film or removed from it.

So basically, I was crying without being convinced immature political volatility and turns of the story.

Unfortunately Raanjhanaa to never back in full swing. But despite these flaws, I recommend you see it. Especially for to Dhanush deals that over time does not seem to care. And size. All the towers is a talent.