Mausam

Starring: Shahid Kapoor, Sonam Kapoor, Anupam Kher, Adam Smith, Callum Fuller, Herry Tangri, Janine Ballantyne, Joseph Andrew Mclean, Ken Matthews, Supriya Pathak, and others.
Director: Pankaj Kapoor

Both central characters Sq. Leader Harrinder Singh, aka Harry (Shahid Kapoor) and Aayat (Sonam Kapoor) have scarred pasts. While Harry's past is linked to Blue Star, Aayat has nightmares of Kashmir. Both meet in Mullakot, a sleepy village in Punjab where Harry is the most popular boy. He has a silent admirer in Rajjo, his padosan played by Aditi Sharma. That girl is fida over Harry, but Harry will only settle for a special someone. When Aayat comes to stay in his village, his heart goes dhak dhak.

Overnight, Aayat has to move home and Harry is devastated. They meet again seven years later in Scotland. Harry is on training, on an exchange programme through the Indian Air Force. They still love each other and it blossoms from here on. There are obstacles galore thrown in their path and the lovers are separated again. Will they ever meet?

Shahid Kapoor as the young, care-free Harry who also basks in Rajjo's obvious interest in him, he is brilliant. The scenes where he tries to woo Aayat too stand out. As an officer in the Indian Air Force he plays his part well. As one who has lost his love he is forceful.

Sonam unfortunately is getting stuck in a rut. She needs a role that will break the shackles of 'the shy girl falling in love' over and over again. She has talent but this role does no justice to her. In fact, it is Aditi Sharma (Rajjo), who your heart reaches out to as the girl still in love with Harry even after being married. She transfers her emotions onto the viewer beautifully.

Courtesy: Glamsham.com

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