Wise men say only fools rush in
But I can’t help falling in love with you
Shall I stay? Would it be a sin?
If I can’t help falling in love with you… ❤
… and I can’t help falling in love with you…
Wise men say only fools rush in
But I can’t help falling in love with you
Shall I stay? Would it be a sin?
If I can’t help falling in love with you… ❤
… and I can’t help falling in love with you…
…or rather the first love. I don’t know what came first, an eye for the boys or the bikes? But surely, bike rides are the best rides ever!! Not much hassle, its just you, the wind and your heartbeat. I grew up in a city and then transported to the hills and the change was such a relief! I mean after all the hotchpotch of the city, an escape was a must. I escaped for 4 wonderful years (explaining how those years were wonderful will take another 4 years)! This was the time when my love for bikes grew stronger, though I could not ride one (I cannot even ride a bicycle to save my butt), but I had lovely friends who made sure I would not miss any fun! Rides through those hills was such a thing of B-E-A-U-T-Y!
Now I am back to the cityscape, back to the harsh reality! You guys are really missed. (Akshay, Ankit, Avi, Chandan, Lokesh, Shashikant, Vishal)
Note for Girlfriends: Guys treat their bikes as their honey-buns (and I have pretty real life stories to support it)! Please do not mess with it, I have witnessed some nasty aftereffects!
Shoes! Shoes! Shoes! A perfect get-away (literally). I read somewhere (don’t remember where) that unconsciously, a person will always notice your feet (science said), so hence its important that you wear good shoes (surely, women take this way too seriously).
Remember, our beloved Cinderella? One shoe surely did change her life! And looks like girls have gone way too far when it comes to their shoe collection, or rather shoe museum. Danielle Steel has ‘at least’ 6,000 (yes, three zeros after six) pair of Louboutins (I mean, what does she do? walk on her keyboard with it?) For sure, its aptly quoted that a girl can never have too many shoes! See, a general shoe necessity is okay and understandable, but when do we know we have crossed the line and have become an addict (though its not that bad like it sounds, only your pocket griefs).
Note: Mitali Bhasin, do the shoes ring a bell 😉
I still didn’t get why the title of this movie was ‘Hasee toh Phasee‘ when the story line was not even revolving around it much. It was rather on drugs, Big fat shaadi, polymers and everybody seemed crorepati (well, typical KJo movies, eh?). Well, the story line was quite simple, nothing much to rack your brains into, but rather it focused on much more simpler things of life (now I know that wrapping a wet towel around your tummy can cut down your hunger craving). The dialogues were pretty interesting (“Tum Oxygen ho aur main double Hydrogen, humari chemistry ekdum paani k jaise hai“)
Yes, the story revolves around an intelligent-weird-girl-speaking-chinese-and-eating-pills-because-of-sansanahatt-and-ghabrahatt-and-some-hatt-hatt-in-her-body and a guy-who-is-scared-to-dump-his-gf-who-dumped-her-oh-so-many-times.
The story starts with young Meeta (Parineeti Chopra) locking the door with a nada and it becomes a bawaal because everyone gets locked out and only her pappa appreciates her hoshiyaari while she gets beaten up by her mother. In the parallel universe, a young boy Nikhil (Siddharth Malhotra) opens the door with his tactics to watch his favorite movie which his IPS officer papa forbids him to watch.
17 years hence, they both meet in Meeta’s sister Deeksha’s marriage from where Meeta eventually escapes after robbing her dad (because she had to do some R&D) helped by Nikhil. Next time lap, after 7 years, Nikhil is about to marry Karishma (Meeta’s sister whom he had an affair for 7 years after seeing her at Deeksha’s marriage). Now obviously, when the heroine is zinda, how can he get married to Karishma?! So here enters our heroine, Meeta! She is now on pills which makes her do stupid expressions (actually those weird expressions rather looked forcible acting). She is forbidden to meet her pappa (after the robbery, her dad had an heart attack). Both the star-casts spend some cute moments which will make you go awww. She sings a ‘Punjabi‘ song when she belongs to a ‘Gujju’ family, but then after learning Chinese, Punjabi would be bai-haath ka khel, I believe. Eventually Nikhil finds out that she is here to, well, rob her pappa again. Her polymer project (she makes a ball which goes ping pong ‘until stopped by an external force’) needs money and she thought robbing her dad is the last hope because its against her oosool to rob anyone else, but she rather goes up to her dad and things get sorted out (enriched emotional drama and dialogues). And after all the drama, our darling Meeta gets along with Nikhil (the end was pretty much predictable)!
Why you should watch it?
Of course it stars Parineeti Chopra and Siddharth Malhotra. The cuteness overflowing will make you go awwwwww! The songs are nice (I’ve been listening to the jukebox since morning – on repeat). In short, I would say you would not regret the movie* at least I did not.
*bhai! go and watch it on your risk. If you are into rom-com and emotional stuff, you’ll like it.