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Do you watch Jab TakHaiJaan?? The movie stars are Shah Rukh Khan, Katrina Kaif, Anushka Sharma, Rishi Kapoor, Neetu Singh, AnupamKher. Yash Chopra is the director for the movie and music for the movie was done by A.R Rahman. The movie was released for Diwali 2012.
Indian army explosives expert Samar Anand (Khan), his country’s best bomb defuser, refuses to wear a protective suit and displays an almost pathological lack of fear as he disarms an IED to save his squadron.
Samar seems to be daring God to kill him, and the reason why is revealed in a flashback that takes up the first third of the film: as a struggling Indian immigrant living in London, Samar fell in love with Meera (Kaif), who reciprocated his passion but felt conflicted because of her own devotion to God — whom a jealous Samar scornfully calls “Mr. Jesus.”
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Later, working for the Indian army while nursing a broken heart, Samar meets vibrant young journalist Akira (Sharma), who inspires him to be happy — until Samar is felled by that most timeworn of Bollywood film conventions, an accident followed by a case of retrograde amnesia.
Yes, the film has its silly aspects, but audiences willing to suspend disbelief (why does military man Samar have sexily coiffed and moussed hair, even while camping out on a Ladakhi mountaintop; and aren’t those Tibetan Buddhist monks put off by the scantily clad Sharma shaking her behind?) will find much to love.
Chopra, an icon credited with creating many of the most distinctive elements of the Bollywood formula over his 40-film producing-directing career, has collaborated with Khan on more than half a dozen projects. Here, too, Chopra has brought in Oscar winner A.R. Rahman (Slumdog Millionaire) for some energetic songs, thrillingly choreographed by Vaibhavi Merchant with suprising eroticism.
Sharma is, as always, warm and expressive; while Kaif, though not an acting heavyweight, nevertheless delivers a charismatic and physical performance, especially in a riveting modern dance number set only to pounding drums. Khan is the star folks came to see: his performance, which veers between forced ebullience and convincing vulnerability, is one of the strongest of his career.
Supporting performances are also striking, including Rishi Kapoor, NeetuSingh and AnupamKher; and Chopra makes good use of gorgeous locations in Ladakh and London.
Jab TakHaiJaan is no Hurt Locker — it’s a flat-out masala film with over-the-top emotions and situations. But its credit list includes both an explosives expert and a choreographer.
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Regards,
Kalai Arasy
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