Aashiqui movie review series#

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Aashiqui movie review series#

Aashiqui created a new record for audio cassette sale and T Series consolidated its position in the music industry with this album. 'Dheere dheere se meri zindagi mein aana'. Of course, the real stars of the film were music directors Nadeem Shravan who composed outstanding score every song more melodious than the other. Introducing Rahul Roy and Anu Agarwal as lovers who battle through the odds, Aashiqui was reportedly inspired from Mahesh Bhatt's own romance with his first wife Lorraine Bright (Pooja Bhatt's mom). Avoid this one - there are many better Bollywood movies around.Р”Р„ashiqui Review : Originally planned as a video film, director Mahesh Bhatt convinced Gulshan Kumar to make Aashiqui a musical love story fit for a theatrical viewing. It's a simplistic Romeo+Juliet story with a lot of singing and dancing(which as I said before is the best part). This movie is very long, but very simplistic with no real backbone in any of the characters(except maybe Rahul's mother). He is then discovered and becomes a big singer, but the two main characters' reunion is, of course, not that simple. This, of course, makes him unhappy and he bursts into song(in typical Bollywood fashion). Due to this freedom and also because of Rahul's mom's insistence, she decides not to marry him for 2 years - until Rahul makes something of himself. He pursues her, frees her from the orphanage, and then she tries to make it on her own as a model. The main characters are the typical troubled-youngster characters with checkered family histories(which of course makes them rebel). The story is about a lounge singer, played by Rahul Roy(which is also the character's name in the movie), who gets in trouble with the police after disturbing his father's 2nd marriage, and glances at an orphan named Annu - who he immediately falls in love with.

The problem is that the story is very formulaic and predictable with no real depth to the characters. Reema Lagoo is as usual, Homi Wadia is good, Anang Desai is okayР”РЋst watched - 3 out of 10 (Dir-Mahesh Bhatt): Silly Bollywood romance where the best part is the danceable tunes(and there are plenty of them). Direction by Mahesh Bhatt is good in parts Music by Nadeem Shravan is a big hit, Saanson KI Zaroorat, Jaanejigar Jaaneman, Ab Tere Bin are all chartbusters and remembered even today Kumar Sanu who sang most songs was a rage that time Rahul Roy is awkward in his debut, his dubbing by Aditya Panscholi too doesn't suit him, However his hairstyle became famous Anu Agarwal is okay Tom Alter is okay in a brief role, Musthaque Khan, Avtar Gill are Bhatt regulars ditto for Deepak Tijori there are okay.

The film does have lot of madness which were seen in 80s and 90s like the end where the cop Avtar Gill rides a Fire engine van.

Both fall in love slowly and then she becomes a model Bhatt claims that the story is inspired from his own life where he trained his wife to be a typist, anywayz most Bhatt films are supposedly based on his life. In 1990s Bhatts took a break from his heavy duty films and made romantic films Aashiqui was one of the first of that kind The film is still remembered for it's hit songs The film is a normal Hindi film love story with some twists and turns In typical Bhatt world, Rahul Roy(his name is Rahul Roy in the film too)'s father re marries leaving Reema Lagoo alone, Rahul Roy is irritated and creates a rucksus finally he is arrested and there he meets the heroine Anu.