![]() Siddhant too, holds his own in essaying a character that’s deeply layered and conflicted. ![]() He tries to decode complex human behaviour and its consequences, through a story that’s tough to narrate.ĭeepika Padukone delivers some heart-wrenching moments without batting an eye. We subconsciously carry the weight of our parents’ perception of love, don't we? Batra’s unfiltered observation of relationships and dysfunctional families as even seen in his previous film (Kapoor & Sons) is remarkable. Ridden by anxiety, Alisha, swamped with the baggage of her troubled childhood, is unable to let go of the demons that plagued her mother. Can you be emotionally naked in front of those you love? If yes, does the world make you regret your vulnerability and moments of weakness? Clearly inspired by Woody Allen’s psychological thriller ‘Match Point’ (2005), Batra’s take on intimacy goes far deeper than physical. He speaks of distance between people, hostility between children and parents, financial constraints in family, something not many Hindi films dare to broach. With Gehraiyaan, director Shakun Batra sinks his teeth into an unknown territory as far Hindi films are concerned - domestic noir. Infidelity is just the tip of the iceberg. Can their clandestine romance survive the complexities of life? Zain is engaged to Alisha’s cousin Tia (Ananya Panday) and Alisha happens to be in a live-in relationship with her partner of six years Karan (Dhairya Karwa). Deep into the relationship, the couple finds themselves on a slippery slope as things get complicated. A heady phase of passion consumes the two until reality hits them in the face. Review: Alisha, a yoga instructor and Zain, a real estate hotshot, are instantly attracted to each other from the moment they meet. Gehraiyaan observes this parallel through the tempestuous relationship between its distinctly different protagonists, Alisha (Deepika Padukone) and Zain (Siddhant Chaturvedi) as they find solace and suffering in each other. Synopsis: The rush of waves embodies the spirit of life - monotony, turbulence and abandon.
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