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Aditya and Shraddha have chemistry but this film lacks a good & deep story. Although I loved the characters of old couple that defined love beautifully.

This movie is not the best, but it makes sense. It can be relatable to many people in someway.

Shraddha and Aadi look cute together but there is nothing different with their acting. It looked like Aditya is into his YJHD character. They both didn't leave any mark.

Overall I liked the film as a one-time watch.

One part I liked and found relatable when Aditya's bhabhi said "Jab Jane ka time aega tab pyaar chhodogi ya aadat". It so true!!

This movie may lack a deep and strong story but it seems realistic. And another part which is my fav when Gopi ji explains his love for his wife and how he says "never miss the train even if you don't have the ticket" which teaches a valuable lesson to value everything in life and how not everything coming in your way is to take for granted.

I actually enjoyed the movie. It was a sweet one with good songs, decent acting and a fresh take on modern relationships.Aditya and Shraddha did actually good in the movie. Shaad Ali has done a good job in the film.

I did not have high hopes from this movie. The reviews I read everywhere were bad. When I watched the movie , I thoroughly enjoyed it. The problem is that the Indian audience has still a very long way to go before they start accepting live- in relationships or strings free romances. They feel that their culture is under threat by such films and hence a huge section of narrow minded audience does not let such films work. Aditya Roy Kapur is a decent actor. Shraddha Kapoor always reminds me of Padmini Kolhapuri. She is also a decent actress. Nasseruddin shah plays his role with honesty.

I am not sure why people hated this film. It was a great commercial entertainer. A breezy youthful romance.

Aditya Roy Kapur is the greatest romantic lead in Bollywood cinema, he is truly perfect here. Aditya and Shraddha make the material genuinely investing and emotional, and form such complete portraits of these individuals. I genuinely cared about their relationship and truly desired for a happy ending. Yes love transcends everything.

Mani Ratnam's 'Ok Kanmani', Tamil film that garnered enough love from the south Indian audience. Now is this reason enough to make a Hindi remake? Well as per Bollywood history, yes it is. OK Jaanu is the story of a young couple Adi and Tara who hit it off instantly and decide to live in together rather than tying the marital knot and carry on to pursue their dreams. A parallel track shows the relationship between their land lord and his wife who has Alzheimer's and the older couple makes Adi and Tara realize that they ought to do the right thing.Technically speaking there are not many faults in the film. But it's nothing that we haven't seen before. It's the same old wine served the same old way in the same old bottle. It's predictable and once again the climax doesn't make much sense. It looks more of a made up drama that a real sweet coming of age romance story of a young couple. I go with 2.5/5 for OK Jaanu.