The story then moves to Isha's destination wedding named 'Shandaar' in the exotic countryside of UK. Bipin is travelling with his wife and two daughters Alia and Isha (Sanah Kapoor) and this is when Jaginder's eyes spot Alia and he falls for her at that very moment. The animated narration then moves on to a real life 'accidental meeting' between the wedding organizer Jagjinder Joginder (Shahid Kapoor) and Bipin Arora, when Jaginder's bike crashes into Bipin's car. SHAANDAAR starts off with a cartoon animation (flashback) story narrated by Naseeruddin Shah, wherein he 'introduces' the audiences to Bipin Arora (Pankaj Kapoor) and his adopted daughter Alia (Alia Bhatt). Will SHAANDAAR prove to be a goldmine at the box-office or will it be bite the dust. This week's release SHAANDAAR is one such film that treads on the never-before attempted theme of destination wedding. The trailer is misleading don't fall for it.Even though there have been many films which have been made on the theme of weddings in Bollywood, there has never been a movie that dealt with the concept of destination wedding. BOTTOM LINE: Do yourself a favor and skip Vikas Bahl's epic fail, Shaandaar, because in here, the characters stay awake so that we can catch some shuteye. Not one character is a real deal, and if we had with us Holden from J D Salinger's classic book "The Catcher in the Rye," he would only have one word collectively to describe the film and its tons of characters: PHONEY. Ridiculous jokes, mindless slapstick, and a shade of black-and-white fairytale is what all the film is about. I don't understand why talented actors like Shahid Kapoor and veterans like his father would sign a project which introduces the characters using ugly cartoons. Then there is a cameo by Karan Johar, and I was done for the day.
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Glittery butterflies coming out of Alia's dress and making Jagjinder throw away his cigarette, impulsive doses of songs because as it turns out both the central characters of the film cannot sleep at night, and blatant melodrama that is worse than Star Plus soaps - the film is filled with fillers like these. The film is basically a fairytale romance with ounces of unnecessary animation all over the place. The remaining, bigger part is taken by Pankaj Kapur's idiocy, Sanjay Kapoor's ugly tomfoolery, and the writers's butterfly-infested vomit. That Alia has finally found her prince in Jagjinder and would like him to make love to her while she tries to dream a dream munching on a banana is what forms a small part of the rest of the story.
The sweet-toothed bride's sister is Alia (Alia "Aila" Bhatt), an insomniac, out of the world princess whose mysterious absence of lineage is the only source of pride in her as she goes swimming at 4 in the morning and collects her father's animated dreams to stay alive. Jagjinder Joginder (Shahid Kapoor) is a handsome wedding planner with a pack of wet sawdust for brain, hired by an over-smart, unknown queen for her granddaughter's union with a shirtless jackass.
This film proves that Bollywood has run out of ideas.
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