As
once
told
by
Lao
Tzu,
"Being
deeply
loved
by
someone
gives
you
strength
and
courage." But,
this
isn't
a
story
of
courage,
nor
miracle.
It
is
indeed
a
simple
love
story
of
a
man,
who
died
everyday,
every
moment
for
his
love.
And,
say
what,
even
God
was
left
with
no
other
option
at
the
end,
except
to
gift
him
his
ladylove
one
day.
Yes,
I'm
talking
about
the
late
legendary
filmmaker
Yash
Chopra
last
directorial
offering,
Jab
Tak
Hai
Jaan,
featuring
Shahrukh
Khan,
Katrina
Kaif
and
Anushka
Sharma
in
the
leads.
If
love
and
romance
needs
a
proper
definition,
it
will
be
such
"JAB
TAK
HAI
JAAN",
this
piece
of
romance
will
be
remembered
forever.
Here's
a
story
of
a
strong,
hard-hearted
army
officer
Samar
Anand
(Shahrukh
Khan),
who
loves
to
play
with
his
life
by
undertaking
risks
everyday.
Reason
given,
his
never
ending
fight
with
the
almighty,
who
had
snatched
away
his
ladylove
Meera
Thapar
(Katrina
Kaif)
10
years
back.
Story
Jab
Tak
Hai
Jaan
is
a
love
saga
which
depicts
eternity
of
love
and
passion
of
souls
entrenched
in
love.
In
the
year
2002,
when
a
young,
charming,
not
so
high-fi
musician
Samar
fell
in
love
with
the
classy,
beautiful
Meera,
he
would
have
never
imagined
that
his
love
had
to
face
a
dark
phase.
The
story
of
Samar
and
Meera's
love
saga
is
like
that
of
a
flower,
that
cannot
blossom
without
the
sunshine,
similarly
these
two
love
birds
cannot
breathe
without
each
other.
Samar
and
Meera's
love
is
strong,
passionate
and
evergreen,
yet
they
had
to
separate.
And,
the
key
question
remains,
"Why?"
But,
when
a
young,
vibrant
"super
girl" Akira
Rai
(Anushka
Sharma)
came
into
the
picture,
things
changed
for
better.
And,
Samar,
Meera
faced
each
other
again
after
10
long
years.
Performances
Well,
if
i
need
to
give
a
verdict
on
Shahrukh
Khan's
performance
for
both
his
roles
as
a
tough
army
officer
and
a
charming
musician
in
the
film,
it
would
be
a
mistake
on
my
side.
The
reason
behind
such
thought
would
be
because
of
the
man,
who
have
yet
again
redefined
and
immortalised
the
conception
of
love
through
his
stupendous
performance
in
JTHJ.
Yes,
it's
our
BAADSHAH
KHAN,
who's
back
with
a
stroke,
no
wonder,
after
watching
out
Khan
in
JTHJ,
one
cannot
help
but
say
that
Shahrukh
is
and
will
be
"THE
KING
OF
ROMANCE".
Khan
deserves
a
standing
ovation
for
his
stellar
performance
in
the
film.
And,
for
those
who
have
always
criticised
Katrina
Kaif's
poor
acting,
Jab
Tak
Hai
Jaan
is
the
answer
for
you.
Kat
as
a
rich,
high
class
business
woman
is
a
complete
stunner
in
the
film.
She
does
complete
justice
to
her
role.
She
performs
an
equally
power-pack
role
as
that
of
Khan's.
Finally
comes,
Ms
Akira
Rai
aka
Anushka
Sharma,
who
dreams
of
having
sex
with
different
men
of
different
accents,
but
no
time
for
love.
As
believed
by
Samar
in
the
movie,
Akira
is
one
such
girl,
who
had
possibly
grown
up
studying
'Kamasutra'
and
has
a
great
knowledge
about
all
the
naughty
and
dirty
things
in
the
world.
But,
a
day
comes,
when
Akira
"totally,
madly,
completely" falls
in
love
with
someone.
Anushka,
as
usual,
is
very
colourful
and
vibrant
in
the
movie,
but
overacting
in
parts
might
disappoint
the
audience.
We
feel,
Ms
Sharma
would
have
toned
down
a
little
more
to
do
a
fab
job
onscreen.
Some
high
points
Though
a
bit
lengthy,
Jab
Tak
Hai
Jaan
has
several
high
points.
A
few
moments
might
make
you
cry,
especially,
when
Katrina
met
her
mother
(Neetu
Kapoor),
who
fled
away
with
some
other
man,
whom
she
loved.
That
was
a
turning
point
in
the
life
of
the
rich
Meera
Thapar,
who
became
a
complete
'deewani'
for
a
poor
Samar.
In
this
world
of
modernisation
and
practicality,
we
hardly
listen
to
our
hearts
and
go
completely
by
minds.
But,
we
never
realise
the
mistake
we
commit
by
doing
so.
SRK
and
Katrina's
dance
in
one
of
London's
night
club
was
just
'WOW'.
No
wonder,
the
couple
seems
to
have
worked
day
and
night
to
churn
out
such
a
wonderful
dance
item.
Shot
in
exotic
foreign
locations,
JTHJ
gives
us
a
beautiful
and
larger
than
life
picture.
Watch
or
Not?
As
the
last
offering
by
Yashji,
here
we
salute
you
Mr
Chopra
for
churning
out
such
a
brilliant
masterpiece.
JTHJ
is
a
must
watch,
with
a
lots
of
'luv
shuv'
elements
and
intensity
in
it.
This
is
certainly
one
of
the
classic
love
sagas
of
the
era......
On
the
whole,
you
cannot
afford
to
miss
out
this
one.....