Rab ne bana di jodi review

The film has soul and will leave you spellbound, panting and breathing for more as you leave the cinema hall. The repeat value is tremendous with many sterling moments of high emotions and drama.

The story is very simple yet the treatment is what will leave the viewer speechless. Surinder (SRK) is a simple, fun loving man in his middle age. He works at a powerplant and goes through many daily routines and rituals. A today’s man, he cooks, cleans, washes, irons all by himself. Unlucky in love - he never quibs and leaves everyone with a smile with his humourous sense of geekiness. Oneday, a young lady walks into his life - Taani (the stunning yet cute Anoushka Sharma) who is the exact opposite of Surinder. This vivacious, flamboyant, bindass girl immediately brings a smile to Surinder’s face, but he fears to tell her how he feels.

Performance wise, Vinay Pathak will sweep all the supporting actor awards next year with a sterling effort in grooming Surinder into Raj.

Anoushka Sharma could not have asked for a better debuting platform! Understatingly beautiful, she has excellent dialogue delivery and tremendous appeal for youngsters across India. Cheekly innocent, her comic timing and dancing capability will leave a memory in your minds as you leave the theatre. She will bag all the major debutant awards.

Amidst doomsday prophecies and bad reviews (from a section of the trade and media), the audience has given its verdict. It is obvious that we are referring to Rab ne bana di jodi , the film that marks the third time teaming up of wizard director Aditya Chopra and Bollywood's global superstar, SRK

As per the numbers made available to us, Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi has netted a superb 25 crores during its first weekend in India. In the Overseas, the film has predictably swept the audience off their feet, reiterating Shahrukh's massive global following.

Checking out the Overseas numbers, the film has grossed an amazing (estimated for 105 screens) $1.25 million from US and a good £403 842 from UK, during the initial weekend. Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi has also grossed $ 18,000 (highest print average of the week) from New Zealand with Australia pegging in with $131,475. The weekend also saw $1 million from the Middle East and $30,760 from South Africa amongst other places.