Friday, April 11, 2008

U Me Aur Hum

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All that can be said about U, Me Aur Hum is implicit in its truly barmy plotline that borrows from Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind, Dirty Dancing, and 50 First Dates. A distinguished looking man and his teenage son are in a restaurant when they strike up a dare to woo some women. The son picks his father's target and he endeavors to win her over by telling what at first appears to be a love story about a couple he used to know. Feature continues
The film-within-a-film begins, the couple played by the same actors, but it will take some time, three hours to be precise, to discover the reason for this. Ajay (Devgan) and Piya (Kajol) meet on a cruise ship. She is a bar steward. He is a psychiatrist, and accompanied by two couples, one 'unhappily married' and one 'happily unmarried' we are told. One drunken night in the cruise ship's pole dancing club, Ajay falls in love with Piya. She is unamused by Ajay's advances, so he sneaks into her room to leave flowers, and discovers her diary or 'Book of Possibilities' - a scrapbook of memories, hopes and dreams. Ajay sets about putting this knowledge to good use, and manipulates Piya into falling for him over the course of several early morning salsa dancing lessons. Ajay is pressured by his friends to confess, and eventually does so, causing Piya to renounce him immediately.

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