One must be wondering that why I got such a thought while watching a film like Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na ? May be because it was not a film where we go in expecting great aesthetical and technical values or may be my expectations from the film broke up during the first fifteen minutes or maybe I intentionally does not wanted to criticize the film or maybe it’s a natural reaction that occurred due to coincidence while watching this film. One major aspect can be the reason I didn’t felt like reviewing or criticizing the film because of various reasons.

Reason 1 – Lead pair and the support cast.
The lead of the film Imraan Khan and Genelia impressed me to the core with their acting skills as well as screen presence. Special mention about Genelia – The girl is a superstar, every frame in which she is present glows up due to her smashing screen presence and timing. Imraan Khan too shows potential of becoming a very good actor but a superstar value is not attached to him. The expression, the portrayal and the dialogue delivery by both of them is of supreme quality. The rest of the cast faired very well in the film especially Prateek Babbar and hats off to the casting director of the film for providing fresh faces with excellent talent. Ratna Pathak Shah proves her metal by giving a power-packed graceful performance.

Reason 2 – Outstanding Music
Well words can’t express the maestro – A.R.Rahman. The music of the film is fresh, fizzy and brilliant. The music gels amazingly with the film and gives it a true feeling of freshness. Every song in the film is just excellent.

Reason 3 – Freshness Ka Tadka
Abbas Tyrewala does not provide us with anything new. The film inspires from its former counterparts such as Chalte Chalte, Socha Na Tha and Jab We Met. The structure or the narrative was an average stuff at its maximum but the execution and the presentation was something that impresses. The storytelling impressed me strictly because of the tadka of newness in it. The cinematography, editing and even the art direction was just Ok.

But still there was something in the film which made me happy. What was it? Was it the performances by the new cast? Or was it the so talked about freshness or was it the production company value or was it just the desi masala which was present in the film. I think all of the above contributed. What I felt after watching the film is that it’s a film by its actors where director’s contribution was strictly average.

Coming back to my own self, I don’t know why I decided not to over analyze a film again. I think all the film lovers should appreciate the hard work and the level of commitment thrown in by a whole team in making a film. A film lover should take the best out of the film and should leave the rest for the so called film reviewers of our country. A film lover is different from a film reviewer and that what I felt is wrong with certain people at PFC who gave their review of the same film just after the release of the film making loads of film lovers confused. I think we should better form opinion and should discuss them rather than blasting out at the film. Same is the case with one of the reviews given by a certain person on Love Story 2050. Ok the film is bad but why should you talk rubbish about the film rather than writing something which can be discussed upon sensibly and genuinely.