Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara : Movie Review

Movie - Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara

Release Date - Friday, 15th July 2011

Star Cast - Hrithik Roshan, Katrina Kaif, Farhan Akhtar, Abhay Deol and Kalki Koechlin

Directed by - Zoya Akhtar

Genre - Love and Romance

Critic Rating - (3 out of 5)

The movie is all about life of 3 friends, Arjun ( Hrithik Roshan), Imran ( Farhan Akhtar) and Kabir (Abhay Deol) and how their life change after a three week adventurous trip to spain. Kabir is engaged to Natasha( Kalki Kochlin).

There is a deal between the 3 friends before trip that each of them will play an adventurous game and the other two have to also accompany in their respective game. Arjun initially is all lost in his business work and could not see anything beside his work but he agrees for the trip.

In their journey, they meet Laila(Katrina Kaif), a diving instructor. Arjun gets attracted towards her and he feels free from his water fear after an underwater diving and learns that there is much more in life other than money after meeting her.

Story Treatment : The story deals with the lives of three bachelors and it is presented in a beautiful way. In the first half their travelling trip and differences between Arjun and Imran is focussed.

Some parts in the movie are presented in a beutiful way like Imran meeting his father, the La Tomatina Festival, Sky DIving and Bull Fighting.

The Movie is a multi starrer but each and every character has a unique role. Most of the film is shooted in Barcelona, Pemplona, Egypt, Spain and Mumbai. Adventurous Sports like Sky Diving and Bull Fighting sports are shown in a very exciting manner which creates fantacy to the viewers.

Star Cast: This is for the first time that Katrina Kaif and Hrithik Roshan are together and their chemistry was amazing.

Laila was a perfect role for Katrina. She was as usual looking hot in the movie. Kalki and Abhay were also seen perfect in their roles since they worked earlier together in Dev D. Natasha (Kalki) is a rich, an over proactive girlfriend which best suits her for this role.

The dialogues were apt and the screenplay was incredible to which whole credit goes to Zoya Akhtar and Reema Kagati.