Oh! where to begin, where to begin! Well, I can tell you this, it's a who's who of acting and everybody holds their own here.
VEER ZAARA HINDI MOVIE DAILYMOTION MOVIE
Dilwale Dulhania Lejayenge) To sum it up, it I initially watched it with very little expectation and it is somewhat enjoyable (in spite of its flaws) and a movie that I can watch with my family. Chopra seems to take a lot from his earlier works (e.g. Terrible dialogues (especially those delivered by Kirron Kher and does Yash Chopra know anything about the Muslim religion?) 6. Though Bajpai is excellent in his brief role, the rest fail to make an impression.
Waste of talented actors like Manoj Bajpai, Hema Malini and Anupam Kher. Amitabh Bachchan is annoying as he is in all his recent stuff. Shahrukh's performance is nothing outstanding though he does reasonably okay. In fact this is the case with most of the characters are one-dimensional.
The two title characters are one-dimensional people from fairy tales. The plot is a fairy tale (witnessed numerous times in Bollywood) and is predictable (except for Zaara's whereabouts in the latter half) 2. Divya Dutta is charming and leaves a mark in a smaller part. She certainly looks luminous and can proudly add 'Veer Zaara' to her resume. Preity Zinta's role is similar to Aishwarya's in 'Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam' but Zinta does a far better job though this isn't her best role. Rani Mukherjee delivers a knockout performance (from the whole cast) of a naïve but determined rookie lawyer. Brilliant cinematography and breathtaking locations. Still, a terrific film and one that stars two of the most beautiful women ever to have appeared on screen as well as two terrifically handsome and virile leading men. The only part that didn't ring true for me was the little speech made by Kher near the end.it just seemed a bit trite and hard to believe. Overall, this is a wonderful and stirring romance-and I highly recommend it. Combined with some amazing scenery and cinematography, clearly Yash Chopra pulled out all the stops to make this film. While these names may not mean much to non-Bollywood fans, they are all mega- stars and make this one of the most star-studded Indian films I have ever seen. This film really takes you on an emotional roller-coaster, that's for sure! In the process, some of the biggest film stars in India are there to support the main characters-with Amitabh Bachchan, Anupam Kher and Rani Mukerji on hand. What happens to Veer is something you'll have to see for yourself- but it clearly is an awful injustice and is highly reminiscent of Dumas' "The Man in the Iron Mask". However, things are NOT going to be easy-this IS an Indian romance and at over three hours in length, you know SOMETHING is going to come between their love. This portion of the film is very, very sweet-my favorite part of the film. Despite the poor relations between the countries, Zaara agrees to go and during her journey (not surprisingly) she meets Veer and they soon fall in love. Zaara's elderly grandmother is dying and begs her to take her ashed back to India where she was born.
In this problem spot of the world is where this love story is based-a story about an Indian man (Shah Rukh Khan) and Pakistani woman (Preity Zinta). It also touched off wars and between one and two million people were killed! It was an awful time and led to both nations developing atomic weapons-after which, an uneasy stalemate has existed in the region. When India was subdivided into India, East Pakistan (later known as Bangladesh) and West Pakistan, it coincided with LOTS of sectarian violence between Hindus and Muslims. Many folks around the world do not remember the history that has transpired between India and Pakistan in the last 70 years.
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