Jab tak hai jaan movie poster movie#
People like a lot couple of Shahrukh khan and Katrina Kaif and all Indian Media is giving coverage and as well as all poster more prominent characters are Katrina Kaif and Shahrukh khan.this is latest and new movie movie of Katrina Kaif and shahrukh Khan. This is first Indian movie in which shahrukh khan playing a romantic role with world most beautiful and sexy actress of 20 Katrina Kaif. Jab Tak Hai Jaan is a romantic movie and very good love story in which shahrukh khan which is also popular with king khan name in Indian film industry, done a romantic scenes with cat of bollywood Katrina Kaif. It’s the script that intermittently turns villain showering unexpected blows on the tender romance that the director so meticulously carves out of the lead pair’s unflinching commitment to delineating the doomed dimensions of an ill-fated love that finally conquers even fate.Jab-Tak-Hai-Jaan is new movie of Indian film industry and yash chopra present this movie with shahrukh khan. And they are never short of support from every department of film’s making. All the three protagonists seem assembly-built for their characters. Yup, Yash Chopra couldn’t have chosen better. Shot in pristine colours by cinematographer Anil Mehta whose camera evidently loves Katrina’s face as much as Samar, Katrina emerges as an actress who feels her character’s pain in in anguished close-ups. She owns Meera’s role in the way Sridevi and Raakhee owned In some ways this exquisitely mounted work of art belongs to Katrina. Meera is a woman of today captivated by outdated beliefs. She makes ludicrous deals with God and pays heavily for her trade practices with an unequal partner (God). Katrina’s Meera is a bit of a silly romantic masquerading as an in-charge woman entrepreneur.
Jab Tak Hai Jaan is a flimsy mistress, hard to please and very high-maintenance. Now it’s her turn.Ĭomeuppance, anyone? Fate, as imagined in It’s a pleasing blend of the valorous and the romantic that turns the Shah Rukh-Anushka chemistry from The Shah Rukh-Anushka sequences in the second-half shot in the stunning Ladakh and Kashmir valleys blends the war-time urgency of army life with a seminal spot of sunshine. But not before a sassy spunkyīindaas photo-journalist Akira (Anushka Sharma) sweeps into the traumatized Samar’s life. Luckily fate and the scriptwriters plan a happy ending for the soldier love story. Yup, it’s possible to fall hard in love with this tragic beauty of elaborate elegance and spend the rest of one’s life pining for her. That his lady love happens to be Katrina Kaif helps us in sharing his pain. Never since Sanjay Leela Bhansali’sĭevdas has he expressed the pain of lost love so eloquently. Shah Rukh imbues the part of the solider Samar with a deal of heart. Indeed there are perceptible shades of Rajesh Khanna’s poetic romanticism fromĭaag in Shah Rukh’s loner death-defying soldier’s character. Silsila in Katrina’s scenes with Anushka in London.īoth the ladies are madly in love with the same man, much the way Sharmila Tagore and Raakhee loved Rajesh Khanna in Yash Chopra’sĭaag. Kabhie Kabhie in the way Katrina comes to search for her fugitive mother (played by Neetu Singh who had played the girl in search of mom in You can catch many shades of Karisma Kapoor fromĭil To Pagal Hai in Anushka Sharma’s girl-madly-in-unrequited-love act. You will catchĭaag in the way Katrika Kaif returns into Shah Rukh Khan’s fractured life. His latest and sadly his last work could keep you enthralled trying to play the game of spot-the-earlier-Yash-Chopra-referenced. JTHJ is like an elaborate work of art and a work that offers many different kinds of guilty pleasures for all those diehard fans of Yash Chopra’s romance who grew up, grew wise and even grew old watchingĭaag, Silsila, Chandni and the Doyen’s best work
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