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तमाशा (2015)

It's a timepass movie with the same old concept of people meeting, parting and finally a happy reunion. But what is inspiring is the background concept of how one can only excel if they love their work. The locations are beautiful and amazingly shot. Ranbir and Deepika are very convincing in their roles. One time watch. Also a must watch for this gen parents!

Those who went for prem ratan did injustice to Indian cinema while Tamasha was showing in the next screen. It's much better than any of those khan movies earning 100+ crore.

Tamasha opens in Corsica, France where Ved meets Tara and they decide to spend a week together without telling each other who they really are and decide to never meet after that. They have the time of their life there and then they just go back to their respective lives. Years later, Tara runs into Ved only to realize he's someone else.
A must watch for people of all ages to realize that we're just going through our routine lives set out for us without realizing who we really are.

Ultimate movie! Don returns! A complete pack of romance, comedy, love and friendship. They say it right that it all starts with frindship. Every story is not the same. Great piece of work by Ranbir & Deepika.

First half of the movie was disappointing to no extent. Except the parts where they showed Corsica, which is an absolutely beautiful place. Kudos on the virtual tour, Imtiaz! As the movie proceeded, I could see what all the buzz was about. Sheer brilliance shown by Ranbir Kapoor, with those close-to-perfection acting skills. Thanks to Tamasha, we have almost forgotten that he did a movie like Besharam (Mind you, ALMOST!). Deepika Padukone has perfected the art of looking drop-dead gorgeous in each of her movies (yes, I am a little biased towards her, but come on, who isn't!?). I thought DP's character (Tara) was a little neglected in the movie, but since the limelight was on RK (Ved) throughout, it seemed to pan out well.
Overall, I would say, it is relatable on some level (especially if you're an engineering student, LOL).
A little clich