Kuch Luv Jaisaa story
The film's story is refreshingly special, but the pace at which it unspools would be able to have been tighter.
Madhu (Shifaali Shah) is a bored housewife. Over the years fondness has failed out of her marriage with her business minded spouse (Sumit Raghavan) and now she actually goes drowsily however the drudgery of her residential tasks. Anyway when her spouse neglects her day to party on February 29, she's strong miffed. Nearing once in four years, the birthday is evidently a paramount day for the woman and in place of moping over her spouse's aloofness, she chooses to go out solo, glitz up, purchase an auto, and get a charge out of the day such as there's no tomorrow.
In an espresso joint, she finds Raghav (Rahul Bose) a criminal fleeing from cops. Erroneously, Madhu takes Raghav to be an analyst and asks for her to let her spend a day with him on a case. Raghav plays in. The several register with a resort. Thereafter the film appears to stagnate, however there are instants pregnant with quieted sentiment and sexual ponderousness.
Kuch Luv Jaisaa review
Kucch Luv Jaisa would be able to have been improved on a considerable number of fronts. For starters, the story may have had more squeeze in it and the exchanges less trite. Besides, the throwing could’ve been improved. While Shifaali Shah veritably fits into the part of a housewife who gets a swift makeover from a dowdy lady to a glamourous woman with cleavage disclosing dresses that make even the mannequins stare, she does ham her part at times. Rahul Bose is a tad too considerate to play a firearm conveying, tapori falsifier on the run. His discourse conveyance stays within a monotone and his lifeless declaration utilized more frequently than not to disclose the heartlessness of a criminal out to change himself.
Kucch Luv Jaisaa does have a few happy instants. The story likewise comes full circle well, but not before dragging for a great part of the second part.
In a nutshell, Kucch Luv Jaisaa is strictly timepass.
