The chemistry between the two is affable, but the daily bickering that is cutesy at start, becomes repetitive. The film has some charming moments - their life-changing chats over beer and Dino’s ‘horny’ pleas for a little bit of bedroom ‘action’.
The plot - on-the-road to love and self discovery - is hugely inspired by his brother Imtiaz’s films Jab We Met and Highway. Soon, as money runs out, troubles begin and squabbles start, their fairy-tale getaway reaching a roadblock.Īrif Ali’s debut film is adeptly packaged. There’s a teesra traveller in this story - Jerry, their adopted dog.Īlong the way they truly fall in love even though they suffer from the typical ‘we don’t know we are falling in love syndrome’. With half-empty pockets, wild dreams and no plans, they set out on a trip from Mumbai to Goa, Nagpur and Raipur. He promises to rescue his ‘Princess’ (as he calls her) out of this arranged wedlock, and they quickly elope for some adventure. Dino is a rebel who wants to live life rockstar style, while Karisma’s family wants her to follow tradition and wed another ‘Shetty’. Even with a sense of humdrum deja vu tailgating it - the story revs up its engine for a long drive.ĭinesh (Armaan) and Karishma (Deeksha) are the most talked-about ‘just friends’ in college. But this ‘runaway’ romance hits the dirt road, meandering aimlessly, often running out of fuel (read, ideas), but never enthusiasm. A decision taken over beer and bar (hic).
Eloping with a college buddy is best bet. Feeling romantic this monsoon? Grab a guitar, a stray pup and hit the road for an India darshan.
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