Jab Tak Hai Jaan has the novelty of modern treatment, seen during Samar and MeeraвЂ™s courtship where they make out in phone booths or cavort in bed. Predictably, the feisty Akira is drawn to SamarвЂ™s brooding intensity, and pretty soon finds herself hopelessly in love. Intrigued by his story, aspiring documentary filmmaker Akira (Anushka Sharma) attaches herself to his unit and travels with them to shoot Samar at work. In ten years, heвЂ™s grown into a bomb disposal expert who has successfully defused 98 explosives, and is dubbed вЂњthe man who cannot dieвЂќ. Samar returns home to India, heartbroken and angry, and joins the army.

Cupid strikes when he meets Meera, the daughter of a rich NRI businessman, but their romance is thwarted when she makes that fateful promise to Jesus. ItвЂ™s that charm, coupled with the filmmakerвЂ™s trademark freshness, passion, and tenderness, that still keeps you invested in these characters and their star-crossed romance.ДЄs a struggling immigrant in London, our hero Samar makes a living washing cars, waiting tables, and singing Punjabi folk songs on the street. Just as weвЂ™re buying into their princess and pauper love story, Meera makes a promise that will separate the two, and frankly drag down a film thatвЂ™s coasting along smoothly until this point.ДЇortunately, despite this difficult-to-swallow conflict, Chopra and his leading man lend Jab Tak Hai Jaan an indelible charm.

Now whoвЂ™d have thought that a simple promise made to God would become a deal breaker in a relationship? Yash Chopra, in his latest and last film Jab Tak Hai Jaan, serves a missive halfway through a frothy romance between Samar (Shah Rukh Khan) and Meera (Katrina Kaif). Cast: Shah Rukh Khan, Katrina Kaif, Anushka Sharma, Anupam Kher

Jab tak hai jaan movie review