It adds weight to the film and to the comedy. 'Haule Haule' song is very good and so is the background score. Vinay pathak as usual was his excellent self as the best friend of Shahrukh and their moments on screen are truly rib tickling. There is innocence,charm,a certain vulnerability and tenderness in the character but at the same time she can be quite a force to reckon with if provoked. The new face of the film, Anushka deserves special mention for the way she acted and carried off the role of Taani. Shahrukh Khan, take a bow.This is amongst your best performances to date. And then, the performance as Raj is the icing on the cake.I wont say anything more about this as it will spoil the experience for you.
His performance as Mr.Surinder is an absolute delight to watch and the mannerisms will leave you in splits of laughter. That aside, Rab ne is a film which will make you feel good and happy and Shahrukh absolutely deserves credit for this. And I will host a grand party the day rediff ditches Mr.raja sen. Don't go looking for logic and 'intelligence' in a film when its primary motive is to make people laugh and have a good time. Each genre and each storyline will have a different yardstick depending on what the film is setting out to achieve.
#Rab ne bana di jodi full movie deutsch professional#
But before I go on to review the film, I would like to say a thing or two about the so called professional reviewers of our online media. Kya Ram ne roti bana di? = Has Ram made the food? (For someone else)Rab ne is an absolutely entertaining film. Kya Ram ne roti bana li? = Has Ram made the food? (For himself)Ģ. "Di" and "Li" are also used in interrogative sentences, e.g.ġ. "Do" and "Lo" are used to represent respect for example when we talk to elder people. = Ram made the food.(.For someone else, then he went to his office or whatever.)ġ. (For someone else, say his wife and now at present his wife will eat that food)Ģ. (.For himself in the past and now at present he is going to eat it)Ģ. The correct translations of (1) and (2) are:ġ. In (2) 'li' implies that Ram made the food for someone else perhaps his wife who is hungry.
In (1) di tells that Ram has made the food for himself, perhaps he was hungry. I think this much explanation is sufficient for the time being. There might be other usages and meanings of "De" and "Le". = Has Ram made the food(For someone else) "Di" and "Li" are also used in interogative sentences, e.g.ġ. 'Di' and "Li" are changed to "De/Do" and "Le/Lo" when you ask somethingġ. = Ram made the food.(For someone else, then he went to his office.) = Ram made the food.(.For himself, then he ate it and went to his office.)Ģ. (For someone else, say his wife and now at present his wife will eat that food)ġ. In (2) 'DI' implies that Ram made the food for someone else perhaps his wife who is hungry. In (1) 'LI' tells that Ram has made the food for himself, perhaps he was hungry. The difference in 'Li' and "Di' is that "Di' tells that the subject did the task for someone else not himself. In these type of sentences 'Di' and 'Li' are used to convey the present-perfect aspect like has/have in English and they imply that the action completed in past has some impact on present.
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