Karan
Johar's
I
Hate
Luv
Storys
directed
by
Punit
Malhotra
and
starring
Imran
Khan
and
Sonam
Kapoor
is
set
to
release
this
Friday.
KJo
himself
loves
love
stories.
He
says,
"I
can
never
hate
love
stories.
No
matter
how
mushy
or
cheesy
they
are.
I
love
stories
because
of
the
tremendous
rush
I
get
at
the
end.
I
am
one
big
sucker
for
love
stories."
Here
he
picks
out
the
top
ten
films
he
loves
to
love.
Titanic:
I
love
Titanic.
Must
have
seen
it
eight
times.
The
crackling
chemistry
between
Kate
Winslet
and
Leonardo
Di
Caprio
is
amazing!
I
love
tragedies
and
I
was
weeping
so
hard
at
the
end
of
it.
I
saw
it
one
night
and
the
next
day
again.
It's
my
all-time
favourite
and
has
all
the
ingredients
of
a
big
Hindi
film:
rich
vs
poor,
conflict
and
then
a
tragic
ending.
Qayamat
Se
Qayamat
Tak:
When
I
saw
QSQT,
I
fell
in
love
with
Aamir
and
Juhi
and
their
cute
romance.
I
was
in
college
then
and
after
I
saw
it,
I
was
bowled
over
in
the
manner
Juhi
spoke
in
the
film.
At
the
risk
of
sounding
mad,
I'd
quote
her
dialogues
and
would
say
with
'aap'
to
everyone.
There
was
a
freshness
about
Juhi.
Again,
I
wept
buckets
after
I
saw
the
film.
It
shattered
me
for
weeks.
Bobby:
I
must
have
seen
Bobby
more
times
than
I
have
seen
my
parents.
I
just
love
the
magic
of
Raj
Kapoor
and
they
way
he
presented
Dimple
Kapadia.
Rajji
made
such
a
young
film
at
that
age.
It's
said
he
was
inspired
by
Archie
comics
but
there's
so
much
energy
otherwise
in
each
and
every
character
including
Premnath's.
And
what
a
launch
for
his
son
Rishi
Kapoor.
I
thank
Raj
Kapoor
for
giving
us
an
actress
like
Dimple.
Bobby
is
the
mother
of
Hindi
film
love
stories
and
the
bible
of
Indian
cinema.
Pretty
Woman:
No
matter
how
many
times
I
watch
Pretty
Woman,
I
have
to
watch
the
end
more
than
once.
It's
the
most
viewer-friendly
love
story
and
the
magic
between
Richard
Gere
and
Juila
Roberts
again
sparks
the
romantic
element
in
us.
I
love
the
end.
It's
like
a
fairy
tale.
When
Gere
climbs
the
ladder
to
propose
to
Julia,
it
makes
you
want
to
do
just
the
same!
Love
Story:
I
love
the
Hollywood
flick,
Love
Story
and
would
keep
watching
it
on
our
VHS
at
home
till
my
parents
came
into
my
room
to
drag
me
out.
I
was
nine
years
old
and
needed
therapy
after
watching
the
film.
It
was
so
sweet,
romantic
and
sad
that
it
scarred
me
for
life.
I'm
a
weeper.
I've
never
cried
so
much.
Ankhiyon
Ke
Jharokon
Se:
It
was
the
Hindi
version
of
Love
Story
and
I
have
the
title
song
on
it
in
my
iPod.
I
have
to
hear
it
at
least
once
a
week.
Both
the
versions
are
my
favorites
and
I
love
them
to
death.
I
cried
and
wept
after
watching
the
films.
It
was
cathartic.
When
I
watch
these
films
all
my
pent-up
memories
as
a
child
are
released.
Jab
We
Met:
I
can't
speak
much
about
contemporary
love
stories
because
there
haven't
been
many
spectacular
ones
in
the
last
decade
but
I
did
enjoy
Jab
We
Met.
I
loved
the
dialogues,
the
way
Imtiaz
wrote
the
conversations
between
the
two
protagonists
Shahid
and
Kareena.
Also
when
Imtiaz
wrote
Geet
he
created
a
fantastic
new
iconic
character.
Kareena
was
exuberant
and
fantastic.
Awaara:
The
love
track
between
Raj
Kapoor
and
Nargis
is
just
outstanding!
The
sheer
sensuality
and
romance
that
exudes
between
them
in
every
scene
is
absolutely
unachievable.
They
are
the
most
brilliantly
captured
love
moments
on
celluloid.
Never
before
or
after
has
there
ever
been
such
a
combination
of
romance
and
sensuality
on
the
Indian
silver
screen.
When
Harry
Met
Sally:
It's
modern-age,
contemporary,
vibrant,
edgy
and
well
written.
It's
iconic
in
its
content
n
its
performances
and
was
like
a
pillar
of
romance
truly
in
the
90s
”
a
pillar
that
remains
immovable
till
today.
Dilwale
Dulhaniya
Le
Jayenge:
It's
strange
the
way
we
look
at
modern-day
love
stories.
DDLJ
is
sheer
genius
and
a
film
on
love,
drama
and
contemporary
romance.
Perhaps
that's
why
the
love
story
between
Raj
and
Simran
makes
DDLJ
the
longest
running
film
in
the
history
of
cinema.
However
many
times
we
watch
DDLJ
we
can
never
get
enough.
Raj
and
Simran
continue
to
be
the
iconic
lovers
of
India
today.
Story first published: Wednesday, June 30, 2010, 16:27 [IST]