Review Writer: Ajay Bharat
Rating: ***1/2
Movie Tagline: “Behind every great love is a great story”
Director Ashu Trikha's 'Zindagi Tere Naam' is a romantic drama movie. It is said to be inspired from 2004 English film 'The Notebook'.
An old man is telling a love story from a notebook in a hospital to an old woman who apparently loosing her memory. Story tells the Siddharth is living Dalhousie with spending life as cutting woods, create and sell violins in his small shop with his father. Sidharth met a rich girl Anjali, and they both fall in love with each other. Situation happens that they fight and get separated, without any apparent contacts. Sidharth heartbroken writes and sent 365 letters to her continuously, but letters did not approach to Anjali. Anjali with no contacts with Sidharth for a very long time, decided to move on when meet to rich Vishal. One day Anjali come to know that Sidharth is still waiting for her and making the dream house she always wanted, which make him famous as a lover.
Then what happen tells the movie...
Will they meet again...? What will happen when they meet again...? Who are those old man and old woman in hospital...?
Film starts as stupid, cheesy, clinch romantic story to slowly turns into mature love story. Mithun and Ranjeeta have done very good performances, and their respective roles are suiting to them. Protagonists Aseem Ali Khan and Priyanka Mehta, both of them have given from stupid to mature performances. Film gives the feel of genuine 1980s and 1990s love story, far off from Internet, phone technologies and short-term affairs attitude. And this is the beauty of film.
Good points of film is its simple genuine mature romantic story which gives the feel of 1980s and 1990s films in a good way, protagonists, directors given good work at later part of film, while bad points of film can be its bad, cheesy performances in initial part, with old style story, and slow paced.
It will be liked by fan of simple genuine love stories of special feels of old romantic films.
Reviewer Verdict: It is watchable film for fan of simple romantic old style romantic story.
Rating: ***1/2
Movie Tagline: “Behind every great love is a great story”
An old man is telling a love story from a notebook in a hospital to an old woman who apparently loosing her memory. Story tells the Siddharth is living Dalhousie with spending life as cutting woods, create and sell violins in his small shop with his father. Sidharth met a rich girl Anjali, and they both fall in love with each other. Situation happens that they fight and get separated, without any apparent contacts. Sidharth heartbroken writes and sent 365 letters to her continuously, but letters did not approach to Anjali. Anjali with no contacts with Sidharth for a very long time, decided to move on when meet to rich Vishal. One day Anjali come to know that Sidharth is still waiting for her and making the dream house she always wanted, which make him famous as a lover.
Then what happen tells the movie...
Will they meet again...? What will happen when they meet again...? Who are those old man and old woman in hospital...?
Film starts as stupid, cheesy, clinch romantic story to slowly turns into mature love story. Mithun and Ranjeeta have done very good performances, and their respective roles are suiting to them. Protagonists Aseem Ali Khan and Priyanka Mehta, both of them have given from stupid to mature performances. Film gives the feel of genuine 1980s and 1990s love story, far off from Internet, phone technologies and short-term affairs attitude. And this is the beauty of film.
Good points of film is its simple genuine mature romantic story which gives the feel of 1980s and 1990s films in a good way, protagonists, directors given good work at later part of film, while bad points of film can be its bad, cheesy performances in initial part, with old style story, and slow paced.
It will be liked by fan of simple genuine love stories of special feels of old romantic films.
Reviewer Verdict: It is watchable film for fan of simple romantic old style romantic story.
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