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Very very nice movie. A nice depiction of what happens when two people don't blend in a marriage. This is the story of so many girls who compromise everything for happiness of family and in the process, they tend to lose their individuality, their freedom, their happiness. It is not really supply words but emotions, affections speaks it all. i love the story.... it is amazing!!!!

Akaash and Vani fall in love with each other and continue a 4-year relationship. As their final year comes to an end, Akaash decides to go to UK for his further studies. Vani returns to Dehradun to attend her sister's wedding from where all the bad times start.

Good movie to watch for especially the teens who are in love that love never loses anything and also for parents who are against love.

Before going for this movie I casually asked one of my friend if this is going to be another long romantic 'Notebook' type melodrama. Well he wasn't sure and a few hours later I was more sure of it. Lets not compare the two since the stories and setup is very distinct. It all started very promising with seniors asking the two main characters propose each other on their first day at college. Even after that it had some lively scenes involving the two protagonist like the the laundry room scene which actually got me all excited about it's prospects. I was even cracking up hearing some insanely good dialogues which were well accommodated with the movie feel. But these moments of magical experience were somewhat like beep sound in a family show on TV.

The first thing that really irked the hell out of me and this might be personal choice is the use of so much colour. It was like someone was bombarding colour balloons on the screen from behind. The clothes, mufflers, furniture even the walls had different colours, ghastly!!. The movie is also splayed with many still moments of hammy romance. I can watch Pacino or Aamir Khan eye his villain for any amount of time but replace the setting and mood with two good looking characters (hardly) emoting their love to each other, I perhaps will got to sleep in the next few seconds. I know that some of you aficionados of romantic movies will tell me that I am drunk and for my own convenience should go home and read Shakespeare. I get it, but that doesn't rule out the fact that the movie became quite lethargic after the first hour. It had it's moments but compared to the many dull moments I had to sit through, it was testing my patience.

The movie in fact imbibes very noble message, but it finds it difficult to carry the good along with it. The editing in this movie is very poor, it could have been easily a 2 hour movie. The songs and music is below par but bearable. Moving on to the cast, the two actors share a deep chemistry after their known first film. Nushrat Bharucha is superb in showing her skills throughout the movie. In another world this would have been a tailor-made female centric movie, hers to take. Kartik Tiwari does great initially with some lively moments but I have doubts when it comes to serious scenes. Luv Ranjan may have hit a homerun with Pyar ka Punchnama but in this movie, he falls short.

I wouldn't recommend it if you don't like mushy romantics, others can take their chances if you have nothing to do.

The movie is an excellent narration of the love between 2 people. Unlike other romantic movies released around the year of release this deals with the trials and tribulations of a love affair during modern times in the Indian context.

What really stands out in the movie is that the love between the 2 protagonists is no where demonstrated as sexual in any form. A refreshing change from the modern day Indian movies where people go about smooching at the flip of a hat.

What also stands out is the social message with a dose of practicality. All this keeping the Indian culture in mind makes it a must see for people who like watching a mature movie.

I would say the promotions are misleading though. If this would have been taken care of I am sure the movie would have done better commercially by attracting the right audience.

Unlike his first movie, Pyaar Ka Punchnama, Luv Ranjan, the director does not keep this movie as an all out comedy. That does not mean that the movie lacks wit and humor. Aakash Vani has it's moments of fun, however the audience should expect a mature drama when going to watch the movie.

The role of the two protagonists is very well played by Nushrat Bharucha and Kartik Tiwari. Given the right roles and opportunities these actors would be able to make a mark in the industry.

Luv Ranjan shows once again how a good director could turn a simple story into a wonderful narrative and yet maintain characters that one can relate to.

One of my suggested me to watch it and after downloading this movie long back in 2018, I've managed to watch it in 2021 Pandemic time. Interesting isn't it?

So basically after watching this entire movie I can simply tell you all that it's a kind of Okeyish type movie (like not that impressive, not that worth praising as well). It's a love story of 2 young college buddies who definitely belongs to 20s era and wanna live there life king-queen size, but have strict parents (strict in the sense ki just Society oriented). Ahhhnnn I don't wanna tell you the plot here. Let's move on to the next section.

The acting performance of the leading characters are like pretty average, but I will rate them good because it's 2013 movie and at that time Nushrat and Kartik had just started their careers.

Other supporting characters also acted decent not that worth remembering.

Overall I wanna complete my analysis regarding this movie and gonna rate it for 5 out of 10 Stars, and I'll warn you to avoid watching it with family, because it's plot is not like that family-friendly and some intimate scenes also present between leading protagonists.