Ishq in Paris preview | Hindi Movie Ishkq In Paris Movie Review
Ishq in paris is one enamored story of two strangers who meet in Paris
France. There is nothing that the title doesn't suggest and the real
movie sticks to the title through the most part, commendably. The desi movie has its own videsi charms with Paris being the backdrop.
When you
find two single strangers of the opposite sex, who are not willing for
any commitments and yet want to enjoy the gifts and hedonism of youth,
“Ishq in Paris” is what describes
the rest of the story. The couple, for a night spend a night together,
in the most enchanting and romantic way ever. No sexuality involved. The
ones fearful of a commitment agree never to see each other again after this splendid night.
Naturally,
you can expect such characters to be a male who is generally not very
outward and the exact antithesis in females, a zingy beauty. Rehan
Maliek, who plays Akaash, is perfect
for the role with his sober-like lifestyle yet wouldn't pass away an
opportunity for unbridled love. Preity Zinta has never played a role
more apt to her liveliness than this one. Her animated vigor perfectly suits the character of Ishqk.
Preity
Zinta perfectly fits into the life of Half-French Ishqk and bring out
the desired nature in her. Ishqk is one girl who cannot trust
relationships and is unwarrantedly wary of them at all times. The emotional her is sealed beneath the veneer of tacit and insouciant Ishqk that we see outwardly.
Paris
undoubtedly is the perfect stage for this romance, not very indigenous
to India. There is little scope for emotion in Preity's character but
the subtle shades in her character are very distinct to the trained eye.
Rehan
should be Preity's soul mate for he cannot act so much in sync with a
big actress like Preity otherwise. There might be this feeling of a one
night love all through out the
movie but you will be forced to believe that they are the perfect couple
and everyone in the theater would like to see them get married by the
end of the movie.
The movie
has its own slow pace which is pleasant and not tiring as expected to
watch. Camerawork has to be given credit for trying to avoid all the
touristic air in Paris and take it
merely as a romantic setting. The scene where Akaash shows Ishqk the
Eiffel Tower coming to life with the lights being turned on will become
your benchmark for your love proposal.ll
the lights coming alive in the Eiffel Tower stays with you. If only
love could be captured and frozen in its most majestic manifestations!
Interestingly
the narration is fashioned like a fable with the legendary French
actress Isabelle Adjani telling us about Ishkq's brief encounter with
Akaash and its aftermath without
letting us in to her own role in the romance. It's a cute little secret
kept away from us for a while in a film where the main protagonists play
out their emotions in full view and with disarming transparency.
This is
Preity's grand comeback. A movie that can make you feel the butterflies
in your stomach and one that doesn't overdo love like the current trend
of movies.
(AW- Anil)
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