It is SUCH a Lousy and Awful Movie !!! 1st there is nothing in story Story was so bad that 1st they meet then she tell ali not to meet or talk to her, then ali had affair which see saw and got heart broke ...then she sleep with her to take revenge ... then finally ali got his mistake and they meet happily before her's Marriage and Break the marriage and love again each other ... the end !!!Neither Ali nor Aditi were in ROLE . They were just looking as delivering there learned Dialogs as a 5 year Old's Children's Play ... Dialogues are Hopeless .... Acting is worst and The worst part was the Climax .... Yeak!!! Then wasted My 1 hrs (fast forward half movie !!!) Better watch Bachna aye hasino a better movie!!!

The movie is on the lines of "Before Sunset/Sunrise" or "When Harry met Sally" but concept wise it's a better adaptation (or "motivated movie") then the earlier ones in the line like "Hum Tum" and "Mausam". The movie stars Aditi Rao and Ali Zafar in the lead role, a refreshing and clever choice. Both leads have played out their part perfectly. The highlight of the movie is light-hearted and some what witty conversation between the two in the first half(which is somewhat inspired by "Before..." series mentioned earlier). On the contrary, the second half of movie is a bit of downer with typical melodrama of bollywood movies and a typical ending.

The movie starts out on a simple note and starts to gain momentum. The script for some reason is purely brilliant even though the movie has been inspired from two Hollywood flicks 'Before Sunrise' and 'Before Sunset'. Ali Zafar manages to pull off his role rather well and brings a substantial amount of depth to his character while Aditi Rao is deep and profound. Her character goes through various phases and she pulls them through with sheer brilliance. The movie gets sort of irritating post the interval but the irritation is short lived. Good songs and cinematography add to the overall experience. Believe me it's worth a watch if you want to watch a purely romantic love story. But only if you haven't watched Before Sunrise and Before Sunset.

Director Anu Menon has satisfied with his first effort. But only satisfied. He has used the beauty of the three cities well, although he could have played more to it. The story in hand is very idealistic and far fetched, but its Bollywood so it works. Aditi Rao seems to be trying too hard to capture certain emotions and often misses. Ali Zafar's suave and cocky look seems over played, even though it works in some of the scenes. His true acting caliber comes to face in a scene with an emotional outburst towards the end where he acts brilliantly. The flow of the movie seems very disconnected at times and the audience has to draw their own conclusions to have the story make sense to them.