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Veer-Zaara, directed by Yash Chopra, is a timeless romantic saga that beautifully captures the essence of love, sacrifice, and cross-border unity. Released in 2004, this Bollywood masterpiece takes us on an emotional rollercoaster ride, highlighting the deep-rooted bond between the Indian Air Force pilot, Veer Pratap Singh (Shah Rukh Khan), and the Pakistani woman, Zaara Hayaat Khan (Preity Zinta).

Plot: The film opens with the earnest and brave Veer Pratap Singh risking his life to save a woman stranded in the tumultuous terrain of Punjab. This heroic act brings Zaara, a spirited and kind-hearted Pakistani woman, into his life. As their paths intertwine, a beautiful love story blossoms, only to be thwarted by the barriers of nationality, duty, and familial obligations. The narrative elegantly shifts between the past and the present, weaving a tale of enduring love that waits to be reunited.

Performances: Shah Rukh Khan delivers a career-defining performance, embodying the noble and selfless Veer with unmatched intensity and charm. Preity Zinta shines as Zaara, portraying a woman torn between love and societal expectations with grace and authenticity. The chemistry between the leads is palpable, making their love story both believable and heart-wrenching.

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The actual rating from me is 3.5/5 stars; could have done with 3 but due to the ending it satisfied me enough to give 0.5 more. Look it is not a perfect movie or a masterpiece, getting the negatives out of the way at the start itself. The blend of dark comedy with real emotion of losing a loved one is a tricky blend to handle and at the start you will get time to used to it which happened in Karwaan also. It definitely has shades of Karwaan and Ram Prasad Ki Terwi. Some jokes look forced and do not land but some do as well which will make you laugh a bit and show the mirror and harsh reality of the society with regards to people's insensitive attitudes nowadays in matters related to death. But it definitely recovers its sluggish patches in both halves with good scenes and moments interspersed that are quite heartfelt. The family dynamics are interesting and when all the members are together in the second half they account for some of the good scenes. The music of Amit Trivedi was quite nice and feel good fitting the situations perfectly. Some dialogues written about the "right turn" and everything is very thoughtful and good to listen to. Performances were definitely one of its best quaities. Rashmika needs to work on her Hindi and she is young there is room for improvement but she has done quite well especially as the movie kept progressing and she looked really adorable too. Amitabh Bachchan sahb is the soul and the highlight of the film; this is his 4th release of 2022(5th release is also there which is Sooraj Barjatiya's Unchai) and this man even at 80 years age does not know how to stop or give a bad performance, he has absolutely nailed his role so much so that even your heart aches along with him, his dialogue delivery, screen presence cannot be matched by too many actors in India. Pavail Gulati was really a huge welcome surprise to me especially in the second half it is his 2 scenes that make you teary the most and he has nailed his subtle.