I believe that everything that happens in the film is the director's doing. Very rarely, do I feel like adding a separate comment about the director. Shouldn't 'acting drunk' be the primary qualification for an actor to be able to claim himself as one? The bits, and these are big bits, where he falters are those where he tries to convince us he's drunk. On the darker side, you also don't question why he has set himself on a path of self-destruction. Despite your cynicism, you believe how selfless he is. She brings through Aarohi's simple-mindedness and commitment with poise.Īditya Roy Kapur does his good-at-heart RJ genuinely.
I wouldn't take away from what she contributes as an actor here, but she has a charming screen presence. Shraddha Kapoor's innocent face does half the work for her. Interestingly enough, the actors cannot be entirely put to fault for this. It's not because I am with them in this journey of theirs. But, I know it because of what the characters do for each other or say to each other. Isn't that what we want our loved one to do for us? Isn't that what we'd do for our beloved?Īnd there came the realisation! I know Aarohi and RJ are in love with each other. After all here are two lovers, both singers of star status, one sticking on to the other when the going gets bad. But hey, if you are waiting for what happens next, the film is working just fine. Sure, there's the slow pace that can be blamed for making you wait for what happens next. Here are lovers who take their time to fall in love and express it. But, every once in a while, there is a dialogue or a moment of introspection that makes you regard the character in new light. Fine, the broad stroke of the story is predictable. It will have to stand on its own merit," he had added.Īashiqui 2 was also a major success with almost all its songs chart toppers.Once the characters Rahul Jaykar or RJ ( Aditya Roy Kapoor) and Aarohi ( Shraddha Kapoor) were established, it kept nagging me that I couldn't feel with the characters. "What is going to happen with 'Aashiqui 2' no one knows, will it be able to create same magic or not only time will tell. The newer version may fail to overtake the older one," he had said in an interview to PTI.Īlso read: Akshay Kumar clarifies he didn't fight real Undertaker in Khiladiyon Ka Khiladi Like in recent times we have seen old films which have been made again have hardly met with success. "I don't think one can recreate the magic of old films. Rahul, too, was not very happy with Aashiqui 2 at the time of its release. He helps her gain success and fame but grows jealous of her later, unable to give up his drinking habit. Shraddha plays a talented singer who is discovered by Aditya's musician. However, Aashiqui itself was a very popular film," she said.Īashiqui 2 was a Hindi remake of A Star Is Born. I was like 'Wow, now there will be Aashiqui 2!', but I had thought it was a sequel to the previous one, but I was told that's not the case and that they have just used the same title but the film was completely different. "Aashiqui 2 released during the time when I was not really watching any movies but I did know about it. In an interview with a leading daily, Anu Aggarwal has said that she was hoping for the new film to be a direct sequel of the older one. Aashiqui 2 starred Shraddha Kapoor and Aditya Roy Kapur and released in 2013. The film was directed by Mahesh Bhatt and was a stellar hit at the time. Anu had made her debut with Aashiqui in 1990, opposite Rahul Roy. Actor Anu Aggarwal has revealed the reason she was disappointed with Aashiqui 2.
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