Love Aaj Kal

Watched this flick first time in 13 years. Grew up listening the music and love every bit of the album. From groovy beats like AAHUN AAHUN & TWIST, to the sweet CHOR BAZAARI , to the loving AAJ DIN CHADDEYA , and YEH DOORIYAAN. Music, as usual, plays an important part for Imtiaz's film here but the film lacks a strong narrative. Kind of, something feels missing or sometimes dragged. The old era story was little but good. Simple, the music makes the film to shine for a certain period. The storytelling is not as par as of other Imtiaz's film like JAB WE MET or ROCKSTAR or TAMASHA. (Ps. TAMASHA is loved by many but there was something missing. Same is the case with this one but TAMASHA is much better)

Story is beautiful. Performances are amazing. Direction is great as usual, no one can question Ali's film making. In short, an adorable love story. A must watch for the people who ask for positive love story and the reflection of the society.

Amazing Story Amazing Combinations Of Feelings Emotions Amazing Songs And Musics Also Amazing Acting I really like the acting of Dipika Padukone She is actually good also in this movie This Movie deserve the love of people.

I had really high expectations from this movie since all my friends who saw it back in the days love it. It was just disappointing. The love story was neither intersting nor inspiring. A typical story of two confused people who get together-break up-get together- break up and then realise that oh it was love. For someone who made jab we met and highway, this story lacked substance and even acting. The good part-the songs ofcourse even though they were misplaced and unnecessary.

I am a Saif-Ali Khan fan, his comic timing is unprecedented. But at least some use of his humour would be generous. I couldn't believe that I watched this movie till the end. I admit I was ill the day I watched the movie, but I could have sworn I came out of the cinema feeling worse! Turning around and asking your family/friends after every 20 minutes: "Do you have any idea what the point of this movie is?" is not what the director's intentions were, I assure you. It may have been trying to portray that love today and love "back in the day" are the same thing, but the director did a terrible job displaying it on-screen. Deepika apparently plays a British girl as one of the other comments mentions. I did not realize she played a British girl till I read that comment. Her Indian accent in NO WAY portrays a British girl, or even an Indian girl who has settled in England. I implore you to think twice before buying tickets. It is a rough ride, and sitting through it all is quite a task.