I couldn't stop writing this after watching this simple, a closely realistic movie to connect with where you could sense that these kind of things happen around you and yet you never notice it. A simple script, apt characters and good music is a key success to any romantic movie. If you ask me what is the plot in the movie well i don't think i can spell it out as there isn't any, however the movie kept me engaged in spite of no story with in till i walk out of the movie of course feeling refreshed. There are lots of impressive moments in the movie that has impressed me for instance where the heroine drops all her friends late night exhibiting the tomboyishness :) or the song "pappu can't dance" where your friends come up with all those dance steps just to have fun where many a times i tried out in the cast parties i have had or the the guy drinking coke on rocks or the song which revolving on the name of the character (Kabhi kabhi Aditi zindagi ...).
Being not so complex with simple sequence of events which actually we encounter in our daily life makes "jaane tu jaane na" every person who can connect in one way or the other either events that you might have been through or you be going through.
However it did raise my eye brows pondering can a boy and girl who are best friends can never actually continue the same relationship? Do they eventually have to tie the knot take the relationship as that is one institution which has the utmost respect than any other relationship.
Probably thats one reason why i am cogitative about the title for this post or to put as the song goes in the movie "dil ki yahi khataa hai, dil ko nahin pataa hai, ki dil chahta hai kya..."
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