Ae Dil Hai Mushkil - A story of Unrequited Love !!

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A beautiful story of one sided love... A story that makes you smile, cry, gives hope, explains love and friendship, and in the end, leaves a void inside of you... 

Ae Dil Hai Mushkil is one such movie which will stir all the emotions in you and leave you thinking, what is more important, love or friendship? 

One sided love, as SRK rightly said in the movie, it is the most beautiful feeling in the world, unlike other feelings; it is not shared between two people, but limited only for that one person who is in love. It is his/her right. No one can take that feeling away. 

The story of this movie would be really understood by those few, who have, in real gone through such similar feelings, situations or unrequited love.

In the movie too, till the very end, Ranbir Kapoor (Ayan) doesn't give up... He wants a love from Alizeh, who in fact considers Ayan only as her friend... She loves him, definitely, but only as a friend... Not as a lover... Surely he is friend-zoned, as we would call it as, but there’s a beautiful dialogue by Anushka - pyaar junoon hai, aur dosti sukoon hai! This means, love is madness whereas friendship is peace! This in itself defines the quality of love that embodies in a friendship, that it provides you peace. 

When love dies, it is easy to recover that loss, but when a friendship dies, it’s tough, way more tough... 

I am at a loss of words here, for what the movie means to me, and many people across the globe who have, atleast experienced once, what one sided love feels like.. 

The songs of the movie are all amazing, from 'The Breakup Song' to 'Ae Dil Hai mushkil'... 

The shairi (or shayari or poetry or couplets) are amazing too... 

Aishwarya looked fabulous on screen and can still make numerous hearts skip their beats with her gorgeous looks.. 

Ranbir Kapoor too, did a nice job.. But I still feel, he is a kiddo, even off screen.. 

Anuskha Sharma did an amazing job too.. With a typical Muslim-like looks - with those surma eyes, jhumkas, and simple dressing.. I loved her.. 

And finally, Fawad Khan, who got much more popularity because of the ban on Pakistani artists, but either way he looked like a Prince Charming.. 

SRK and Alia Bhatt did guest appearances, and SRK did nothing but steal hearts with these 2 lines he said... Whereas Alia, the always bubby girl, did a good job of an on screen DJ! 

All and all, I liked the movie... KJo did a nice job with the story here !! 

You can download the songs of this movie here:


Some of my favorite dialogues are:


©      Love tedha hai... Lekin us tedhe love me bhi sukoon pana sirf kuch logo ko aata hai..
©      Kisine kabhi aapko suddenly chaanta maara hai? *phaaat!* uss chaante ko ishq kehte hai aur wo chanta, aur zor se padta hai jab koe teesra aa jata hai.. Kyun aa jaata hai teesra?
©      Pyaar mein junoon hai, lekin dosti me sukoon hai..
©      main kisi ki zaroorat nahi, khwahish banna chahti hu
©      Mujhse pehli si mohabbat mere mehboob naa maang
©      Mohabbat karna humaare bas me nahi hai. Lekin uss mohabbat se duur chale jaana, wo hamare bass me hai
©      Ek tarfa pyaar ki taakat kuch aur hoti hai, auron ke rishte ki taraf ye do logon mein nahi bant'ti, sir mera haqq hai ispe
©      Aasan hai kya? aisi mohabbat karna jiske badle mohabbat na mile
©      ajeeb kahani hai pyaar aur dosti ke rishte ki. Pyaar humara hero aur dosti humari heroine


Some still may not like this movie, but the story stays in my heart, forever J

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