Jaane Kahan Se Aayi Hai Review, Movie Review of Jaane Kahan Se Aayi Hai

A very important question to be thought about. They say men are brought from the planet Mars and women have come from Venus. But what happens when a man from earth meets a woman from Venus! Milap Zaveri' s breezy rom-com begins with a spoof on the Hindi film industry just like Om Shanti Om with Riteish playing SRK, Vishal Malhotra playing Shreyas Talpade and Ruslaan Mumtaz playing a superstar ' Desh' just the way Deepika Padukone played ' Shantipriya' . Farah Khan makes an impressive cameo as she is the director who Rajesh Parekh (Riteish) and Kaushal (Vishal) assist.

24 year old Rajesh and his very close friend Kaushal are perpetual losers as both are kind of chick repellents. Why, because Rajesh is too simple and Kaushal too horny. The two keep finding Desh' s popularity and his craze amongst the female population. One fine night, a ravishing girl falls from the sky and lands straight into Rajesh' s arms! To everyone' s surprise the girl (Jacqueline) happens to be from Venus whose mission is to find her true love on earth, just like Rajesh.

In the movie Riteish Deshmukh, Vishal and Jacqueline all three of them have done very impressive performances and are the saving grace of the film. The role of Riteish Deshmukh and Vishal have great comic, Jacqueline appears to be a total woman from Venus. She is gorgeous, pleasant and a confident performer. There is no naivety in her performance. Her Hindi too is surprisingly decent.

What disappoints is the sloppy script. The idea between a very different loves is interesting but the story doesn' t materialize as we would expect. The dialogues are not very interesting, characters are very common and the genre confused. There are ample of heavy romantic cheesy lines but no interesting romance. The actors have good comic timing but there are no great humorous punches in the script itself for them to enact. Also the director also gives a lot of space and time for supporting actors instead of focusing on his lead pair which seems futile.

In the movie Karan, Akshay, Priyanka Chopra and Sajid also play cameos as they talk about superstar Desh just the way they did in spoke about Farhan in Luck By Chance. Again nothing new there!

Making Ruslaan Mumtaz as the best of Bollywood in the film too seems like not all that good idea. The actor looks cute and acts well but doesn' t look the character he plays, as off screen, he himself is a newcomer and is thus unable to display the aura of a superstar. The film had the potential to be better but disappoints.

Review by - Radhika Didwania

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