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Ok Jaanu
OK Jaanu (transl. OK darling) is a 2017 Indian Hindi-language musical romantic drama film directed by Shaad Ali, written by Mani Ratnam and produced by Ratnam and Karan Johar under their banners Madras Talkies and Dharma Productions respectively. A remake of Ratnam's Tamil film O Kadhal Kanmani, it stars Aditya Roy Kapur and Shraddha Kapoor with a supporting cast including Naseeruddin Shah and Leela Samson, the latter of whom appeared in the original as well, marking her Hindi debut, who essay about the protagonists' landlords. A. R. Rahman composed the film's score and soundtrack, with Gulzar writing the lyrics and dialogues for the film. The film was released on 13 January 2017 to negative reviews with criticism towards the chemistry of the lead pair, story, screenplay, direction, and dialogues, although the music (with the exception of one song), cinematography, and the supporting cast performances were praised. It became a disaster at the box office domestically, although it was successful overseas.
Aditya "Adi" Gunjal comes to Mumbai to work for a gaming company owned by his boss, aspiring to make it big in the United States as a video game developer. At Mumbai railway station, he spots a girl on the adjacent platform trying to jump in front of an approaching train. A horrified Adi gives her a shout. The girl then disappears.
Adi moves into the house of Gopi Shrivastava, his elder lawyer brother Ravi's senior, a strict, retired High Court judge living with his wife Charu, a renowned Hindustani classical singer who suffers from stage two Alzheimer's disease. On his first day at work, Adi is encouraged by his friend Bantee to pitch the idea of his game "Mumbai 2.0" to his boss. Adi impresses his boss and gets a deadline of five months to prepare a prototype for Los Angeles for a competition.
Later, while at his friend Jenny's wedding, Adi spots the girl from the station. The girl introduces herself as Tara Agnihotri. Adi learns that Tara is planning to pursue architectural studies in Paris, and he says that he dreams of becoming a big shot like Mark Zuckerberg. Adi and Tara strike a chord over their mutual presumptions about the dysfunctionality of the institution of marriage. Tara also reveals that her antic at the railway station was a ploy to get rid of her ex-boyfriend, who desired to marry her. Subsequently, they hang out and explore the city together. The next day, Adi pursues Tara to Ahmedabad on her work trip. Tara takes Adi to Sabarmati Ashram, which she used to visit with her father as a kid. She discloses that her decision never to marry was incited by her parents' failed marriage. Adi and Tara decide to live with each other before they separate ways for their respective careers. The two approach Gopi and Charu with their wish. Gopi initially strongly disagrees with their desire but then decides to give in when Tara impresses Charu with her classical singing.
Adi's family plans to give Adi a surprise visit, and his sister-in-law finds out that he is living with Tara, which his brother would adamantly be opposed to. She asks Tara to ponder their future when Tara, at some point, would have to pick between her love and her career. Tara and Adi continue living happily, getting a thrill out of their endearing mutual camaraderie and growing affinity and attachment.
Tara's admission to the institute in Paris gets approved. Tara informs Gopi of this and confides in him that it might now be hard for her to leave Adi and go so far away. The next day, Tara goes to Jaipur for a work trip, and Adi starts to miss her profoundly. Adi gets summoned to Kanpur by Tara's affluent mother, who wishes to know her daughter's intentions. As a result, Tara finds Adi missing when she returns from Jaipur and searches for him miserably, realizing that living without him would make her sad.
Tara and Adi begin to understand the importance of each other's presence in their lives, especially after seeing the love and patience Gopi has for his ailing wife. One day, she goes missing as she bewilderingly forgets the way to her own house and is found by Tara and Adi sitting on a temple platform in heavy rain.
Tara's mother visits Adi's family to discuss marriage, infuriating Tara. Later in the day, Adi's game, "Mumbai 2.0," gets selected for the competition in Los Angeles, meaning that he has to leave for the United States soon. He confides in Jenny that it'd be hard for him to go. Tara, too, seems visibly vexed. The next day, Adi and Tara make a pact to enjoy themselves to the fullest for the next ten days, after which they will eventually go their separate ways.
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Ok Jaanu
OK Jaanu (transl. OK darling) is a 2017 Indian Hindi-language musical romantic drama film directed by Shaad Ali, written by Mani Ratnam and produced by Ratnam and Karan Johar under their banners Madras Talkies and Dharma Productions respectively. A remake of Ratnam's Tamil film O Kadhal Kanmani, it stars Aditya Roy Kapur and Shraddha Kapoor with a supporting cast including Naseeruddin Shah and Leela Samson, the latter of whom appeared in the original as well, marking her Hindi debut, who essay about the protagonists' landlords. A. R. Rahman composed the film's score and soundtrack, with Gulzar writing the lyrics and dialogues for the film. The film was released on 13 January 2017 to negative reviews with criticism towards the chemistry of the lead pair, story, screenplay, direction, and dialogues, although the music (with the exception of one song), cinematography, and the supporting cast performances were praised. It became a disaster at the box office domestically, although it was successful overseas.
Aditya "Adi" Gunjal comes to Mumbai to work for a gaming company owned by his boss, aspiring to make it big in the United States as a video game developer. At Mumbai railway station, he spots a girl on the adjacent platform trying to jump in front of an approaching train. A horrified Adi gives her a shout. The girl then disappears.
Adi moves into the house of Gopi Shrivastava, his elder lawyer brother Ravi's senior, a strict, retired High Court judge living with his wife Charu, a renowned Hindustani classical singer who suffers from stage two Alzheimer's disease. On his first day at work, Adi is encouraged by his friend Bantee to pitch the idea of his game "Mumbai 2.0" to his boss. Adi impresses his boss and gets a deadline of five months to prepare a prototype for Los Angeles for a competition.
Later, while at his friend Jenny's wedding, Adi spots the girl from the station. The girl introduces herself as Tara Agnihotri. Adi learns that Tara is planning to pursue architectural studies in Paris, and he says that he dreams of becoming a big shot like Mark Zuckerberg. Adi and Tara strike a chord over their mutual presumptions about the dysfunctionality of the institution of marriage. Tara also reveals that her antic at the railway station was a ploy to get rid of her ex-boyfriend, who desired to marry her. Subsequently, they hang out and explore the city together. The next day, Adi pursues Tara to Ahmedabad on her work trip. Tara takes Adi to Sabarmati Ashram, which she used to visit with her father as a kid. She discloses that her decision never to marry was incited by her parents' failed marriage. Adi and Tara decide to live with each other before they separate ways for their respective careers. The two approach Gopi and Charu with their wish. Gopi initially strongly disagrees with their desire but then decides to give in when Tara impresses Charu with her classical singing.
Adi's family plans to give Adi a surprise visit, and his sister-in-law finds out that he is living with Tara, which his brother would adamantly be opposed to. She asks Tara to ponder their future when Tara, at some point, would have to pick between her love and her career. Tara and Adi continue living happily, getting a thrill out of their endearing mutual camaraderie and growing affinity and attachment.
Tara's admission to the institute in Paris gets approved. Tara informs Gopi of this and confides in him that it might now be hard for her to leave Adi and go so far away. The next day, Tara goes to Jaipur for a work trip, and Adi starts to miss her profoundly. Adi gets summoned to Kanpur by Tara's affluent mother, who wishes to know her daughter's intentions. As a result, Tara finds Adi missing when she returns from Jaipur and searches for him miserably, realizing that living without him would make her sad.
Tara and Adi begin to understand the importance of each other's presence in their lives, especially after seeing the love and patience Gopi has for his ailing wife. One day, she goes missing as she bewilderingly forgets the way to her own house and is found by Tara and Adi sitting on a temple platform in heavy rain.
Tara's mother visits Adi's family to discuss marriage, infuriating Tara. Later in the day, Adi's game, "Mumbai 2.0," gets selected for the competition in Los Angeles, meaning that he has to leave for the United States soon. He confides in Jenny that it'd be hard for him to go. Tara, too, seems visibly vexed. The next day, Adi and Tara make a pact to enjoy themselves to the fullest for the next ten days, after which they will eventually go their separate ways.