2) First half was too romantic & at times, the efforts of Kundan to please Zoya looked silly.In Second half, the focus were more on politics, thereby concentration of romance got diluted by leadership activities. 'DISLIKE's: Very few are there, for example 1) In the song 'Tum Tak', the lip movements of Dhanush were not synchronous with the voice of the playback singer.Looked like, the song was coming from a mike & the actor was just singing on his own. b) MakeUp Artists for giving Sonam the minimal touch up, which amplified the innocence of a face rather than glamour.Beauty can either flashes the eyes of a beholder like a mid-day sun or soothes the same like a morning dewdrop.Since the latter better suits the character of Zoya, so the lipstick/blusher/eye-shadow even eyeliners were absolutely unnecessary here apart from the marriage scene, where a loud make up was needed & make up experts also did the right job there by painting the line of eye-liner a bit above the corner of eyes + stark red lipstick.
b) In a gloomy conversation between Kundan & Zoya, where Kundan suddenly felt the ray of hope, he turned up his head towards Zoya.In that split second, Rahman used the rhythm of 'Tabla' in a tricky way to express Kundan's expectation which struck the heart of viewers too !! 3) A SPECIAL MENTION TO : a) That scene where Zoya was about to leave Benaras by train with teary eyes & Kundan ran to meet her, multiple water patches were shown in the rail station, as if rain just happened, thereby subconsciously magnified the mood of separation since rains are often attributed to a heavy heart. Rai is appreciable !! 2) MUSIC: A big applause to A.R.Rahman for such an wonderful soundtrack (well supported by Irshad Kamil's catchy lyrics) & appropriate background score.For example, a) When Kundan showed his anger on Zoya for the first time, there the synthesizer chords fluctuated in a bizarre way to create the effect of displeasure & it was done repeatedly with different chords to break the harmony, so that audience could better relate to the scene. Khan is befitting + Direction by Anand L. Sharma is a bit different than an usual romantic drama + Dialogues are extremely witty at many sequences + Acting by the leading & supporting casts are marvelous + Set design by T. Kothari & Choreography by Bosco-Caesar are impressive + Story/Screenplay by H.
Subramanian and Vishal Sinha is astounding + Editing by H. PROEM: It was an intensely hued picture which showed a young boy standing with a fascinated glance in his eyes & a pretty girl portraying the semblance of cheerfulness amidst the vibrant colors of pink, green, yellow & red thereby recreating the festival of Holi in a rectangular first look poster of 'Raanjhanaa' !! Colors always attract our eyes.Also I felt curious about the movie after knowing that it belongs to romantic genre.'Love' is probably the only word in a Dictionary which neither can be explained in a sentence nor has any perfect synonyms.Today while watching this love story, I could virtually visualize that thought of Rose Franken: "Anyone can be passionate, but it takes real lovers to be silly." !! Let me illustrate this journey of 'Raanjhanaa' in the following paragraphs !! MOVIE: Shot in Benaras & Delhi, 'Raanjhanaa' narrates a tale of love through Kundan (Dhanush), Zoya (Sonam Kapoor) & Akram/Jasjeet (Abhay Deol).Kundan (a Brahmin boy) & Zoya (a Muslim girl) were brought up in Benaras, where Kundan expressed his love for Zoya during his teenage days.After growing up, Zoya took admission in Jawaharlal Nehru University where she fell in love with an university student cum socialist Akram.What happens next forms the crux of the story.
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