My main problem with Fanaa is… that I usually hate characters like Rehan. Or is he? After the intermission, Fanaa takes a nearly complete 360 with political and historical talk - that at my stage of Indian knowledge made just a little bit of sense - and family drama because now the suspected-dead and confirmed terrorist Rehan must choose where his loyalties lie… leading to, well… the kind of epic battle of guts that strongly resembles Eye of the Needle (1981). Nothing works out for the best, of course, not even when Zooni ends up at the doctor who tells her that her blindness is operable with today’s advancements in medicine, because there’s a terrorist attack the day she magically recovers her sight and finds out her husband-to-be is no more. On the first half, it tells the story of a blind young woman named Zooni (Kajol) who travels without her parents for the first time with her dance troupe for a performance in Delhi for Republic Day, where she meets Rehan (Khan), the troupe’s Delhi tour guide who doesn’t miss a beat when setting his eyes on Zooni, who unsuspectingly falls in love with him against the better judgement and nagging of her best pal Ruby (Gautami Kapoor). So what did I think of her big screen comeback after K3G? Just like a typical Indian movie, Fanaa has A LOT to tell, despite being shorter than the now-regular 3hrs. I’m basically missing her pre- DDLJ performances and anything post My Name Is Khan. As you can see, I’ve been watching most of my actress biases’ popular by votes and best received filmography, including Kajol (only without counting those scattered cameos she did). Cast: Aamir Khan, Kajol, Rishi Kapoor, Kiron Kher, Sharat Saxena, Tabu

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