RabNeBanaDiJ0di ..

w0a.its was kinda wild weekend i had
hmm.really unexpected.
after a very l0ng tyme
i had saturday+sunday night 0ut!
n da best part was
da night was with my p0ps dude!

i went f0r shah rukh khan new m0vie
it was fabul0us+amazing+marvel0us
its true
its da BEST hindi m0vie s0 far![f0r me]

dis is da st0ry b0ut.

hv u eva st0pped 2 think if da m0st ordinary.uninteresting n 0btrusive man u might see 0n da r0ad 0r ar0und u might hv a l0ve st0ry t0 tell mayb n0t! h0w cn an
0rdinary man hv a breathtaking.g0ose felsh igniting.awe inspiring l0ve st0ry 0f all things t0 tell?

The basic theme is about the glorification of an underdog which is symbolized by an average common man. Surinder Sahni (Shah Rukh Khan) is a nerdy personality, the kinds who were pet with professors but ridiculed or rejected by everyone else. In checked full-sleeved shirts, pleated pants, oiled hair and middle-aged moustache, he embodies the bland boring babu working at Punjab Power in Amritsar. Marriage with the attractive Taani (Anushka Sharma) is more of a fortuity but simultaneously dream-come-true for Surinder.

Evidently Taani is not heartily happy in this accidental matrimony but consents to a platonic relationship with Sahni. In anticipation of some amusement, she joins choreography classes and that's when Surinder joins her as a dance-partner.

But before that he opts for an image makeover by snipping his moustache, tousling his hair and replacing spectacles with sunglasses which is adequate enough to give him a new identity of Raj. So much so that even wife Taani doesn't recognize him. Not even by his vocal chords? Well it's no point voicing queries to trademark tricks of Bollywood that has been changing character identities at the drop of a moustache.

Expectedly Taani subsequently falls for Raj but is guilty of cheating on her husband Surinder - though both happen to be the same person. Who does she select is simple to guess from the moral at the start.

The story at the very outset opens interestingly as you relate to Surinder's common man image and the underplayed mannerisms of his character. But as Raj takes over, the pleasant change translates into the conventional clichés of a hyped-hero. You soon lose the silliness of Surinder to the starriness of Shah Rukh Khan that is so suggestive in the character of Raj. With the incorrigible cheap flirting that Raj confesses of indulging into, you can't help but sense the same old SRK and somewhere lose on the individuality of the underdog. Also the diversity in the characters isn't digestible as the introvert Surinder suddenly switches to the flamboyant Raj.

THERE IS AN EXTAORDINARY LOVE STORY
IN EVERY ORDINARY JODI

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