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Just Married: Marriage Was Only the Beginning! (2007)iMDB Rating: 5.5
Date Released : 16 March 2007
Genre : Comedy, Drama, Romance
Stars : Fardeen Khan, Esha Deol, Neelima Azim, Mukul Dev
Movie Quality : BRrip
Format : MKV
Size : 870 MB

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U.S.-based Abhay Sachdeva travels to India to attend Deepak's marriage with Amrita. At the wedding ceremony and subsequent reception, he meets with Ritika Khanna, and later finds out that their respective parents have arranged their marriage. Both get married and take a tour-bus for their honey-moon in Ooty. This is where both will encounter heartbreak by discovering their incompatibility.

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Review :

Jhat Maangni + Pat byaah = Honeymoon Travels revisited

A common man would just write off Just Married as another Honeymoon Travels Ltd. While the latter got attention owing to the tag "makers of Don", the former largely went unnoticed. Similarities are many and no two ways to that. Both have a single elderly couple in the group and both have surprises hidden under the Pandora's box. However believe me

• this movie is a realistic take on subject and, the emotions,

predicaments and frustrations are handled deftly.

Fardeen – Esha track:: One word "excellent" and you can almost identify with both immediately. Hog the limelight big time owing to which the other couples go out of focus.

Bikram Saluja - Perizaad:: Track is good and spills beans at the beginning.

Mukul Dev - Sadiya Siddiquie track:: Needed more screen time. Plus there was no addition to the main track.

Raj Zutshi - ????:: Hardly remember anything about it. Should have just edited out.

Satish Shah - Kiron Kher:: Very much believable – provide screen relief. Folks get ready, we are all going to look like them in a few years.

The songs are good carrying the usual Gulzar touch but strangely not popular as they ought to be.

And the climax.... was it warranted? Does it have to be OTT - Bollywoodish every time? Can't it just be a silent realisation?

Finally about the director Bosky Gulzar – just like others I have seen her work with microscopic eye. Being Gulzar's daughter is a daunting task indeed. I was expecting her to go one-notch up post-Filhaal, but now I am confused. Regardless, she handled the delicate subject very sensitively and should be applauded for that. Lets see what Dus Kahaniyaan has in store.

Bottomline:: She sure has talent.

PS: Both Meghana and Vishal Bharadwaj draw creative input from Gulzar – strange!