Dilwale

Dilwale movie is a comedy-drama promises to be high on emotions, action and comedy. The film offers gravity-defying action sequences and silly-slapstick comedy. And Dilwale promises suspense too. The casting brings together Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol after almost 5 years. Kajol will play SRK's love interest whereas Kriti will be seen romancing Varun in the film. Varun will play the younger brother while SRK will play the doting elder brother. The most painful goodbyes are the ones that are never said and never explained. The film is a story about Raj and Meera and their enchanting relationship that travels through years of hatred for each each other. Story in detail: The movie revolves around two warring gangster clans in Bulgaria! Vinod Khanna's gang vs Kabir Bedi's gang! Raj's (Shahrukh Khan) character is like that of the desi version of Fast and Furious (if it were ever made). A whole lot of car chases, death defying stunts, gun wielding action to steal gold from the rival. He is a mean machine who can do just about anything till he comes across Meera (Kajol), daughter of the rival gang and suddenly, Raj goes from mean machine to a softie! A whole lot of romance, gerua (colour me in the colour of love), flowers, candle light dinners and all possible cliched love scenes take place but the fact that it is Shahrukh Khan and Kajol enacting them, somehow makes these scenes very intense and engaging. Being from rival gangs, makes it impossible for their love story to work and just when they find a solution they get betrayed, leading to their separation. This forms the 15 years of flashback in the story and then Dilwale resumes in the present time, when Sidhu (Varun Dhawan) falls for the pretty damsel Ishita (Kriti Sanon). Raj is now a successful mechanic who is running a car modifying garage! While Sidhu's and Ishita's love story ain't as complicated as Raj and Meera, but there is a catch. To know what happens next, you gotta head to the movie theater.