‘Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani’ is the story of a Bachelor whose dream is to explore the whole world living life king size without any commitments and a studious geeky girl who lives by timetables & loves exams. How their paths cross at two separate times in their lives and how this affects their relationship is dealt with in this film.
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Language:
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Hindi
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Running Time:
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159 mins
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Rating:
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U/A
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Release date:
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31 May 2013
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Directed by:
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Ayan Mukerji
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Produced by:
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Hiroo Yash Johar
Karan Johar
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Written by:
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Ayan Mukerji
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Starring:
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Ranbir Kapoor
Deepika Padukone
Aditya Roy Kapur
Kalki Koechlin
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Music by:
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Pritam
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Shot by:
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V. Manikandan
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Editing by:
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Akiv Ali
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Distributed by:
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UTV Motion Pictures
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What’s Hot
- The movie is a capsule of emotions that every teenager encounters; be it Love, Anger, Ambition, Mischief or Determination. Each emotion stands out yet compliments others. Kudos to Ayan Mukerji for his handling of this coming-of-age tale.
- Ranbir Kapoor revels in his role as the charming, mischievous Bunny and is a natural at playing such roles. His performance in the emotional scenes make him all the more endearing.
- Deepika plays the role of the simple and sweet Naina very well. The change in her personality over a span of eight years from being a timid closeted young college girl to a confident gorgeous young woman is well brought out. Her chemistry with Ranbir is magical and their conversations are a treat to watch.
- Kalki as a complete rebel and a beautiful bride has pulled off her character effortlessly. Aditya brings out the bitter-sweet instances that friendships go through, splendidly. Farooq Sheikh as an ever loving father and a valiant husband brings a refreshing warmth to the screen.
- Pritam’s songs are a a big plus to this film as they have chart-busting hits on their own. All the songs are brought to life with terrific performances by Ranbir & co. Manikandan’s visuals give the movie real class and we are presented stunning shots of Manali’s snow clad peaks, and the romantic side of Paris.
What’s Not
- The movie is highly predictable every step of the way but the high-profile casting saves it.
- Aditya’s character does not find a completion like others in the movie which is disappointing.
- Though Evelyn Sharma looks good, her role is totally in clichéd territory and it gets irritating.
- The film is a bit over-the-top especially when it comes to costumes.
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