Anupam Kher has very little to do as Meera’s father. Neetu and Rishi Kapoor are cute in their guest appearance.
Anushka Sharma is darn good and your heart goes out for the kid Akira. Katrina Kaif does well as Meera but falls short in quite a few places. As lover boy Samar, he’s just hamming it. The best performance of Shah Rukh Khan in the movie is when he has joined the army. Jab Tak Hai Jaan Review: Star Performances Watching paint dry would make more interesting activity and you just want to get the heck over with it. There’s no way to put it kindly: it is just terribly long. Neetu Kapoor’s love story may sound romantic, but it doesn’t make much sense.Ĭoming to the climax.
While the love, romance and amorous feeling are beautifully conveyed, you feel more frustration than pity at Meera’s pacts with “Sir Jesus”. Aditya Chopra has penned some really lovely dialogues. Akira finds herself increasingly drawn to Samar and even he thaws a bit.īut why did Samar and Meera part ways? Will they meet again? And does Akira have a chance with Samar? Shah Rukh Khan And Katrina Kaif (Jab Tak Hai Jaan Movie Stills) Jab Tak Hai Jaan Review: Script Analysisĭevika Bhagat and Aditya Chopra’s screenplay manages to strike some wonderful romantic chords. On the other side of the timeline, Samar is now a bitter, reticent army officer who doesn’t even bother with a bomb suit while defusing explosives. Soon, the two fall in love, though Meera is betrothed to someone else. While Meera wants Punjabi singing lessons from him, Samar barters it for English lessons from her. A chance meeting with the rich heiress Meera (Katrina Kaif) changes both their lives. A hard working chap in London, Samar worked a couple of jobs to make ends meet but always looked at the brighter side of things. The story goes into flashback mode as we learn about Samar’s lost love. Akira (Anushka Sharma) is a spunky student out for a project in Ladakh when she chances upon the story of Indian army’s bomb disposal officer Samar (Shah Rukh Khan) and decides to make a documentary on him: The Man Who Cannot Die.
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