The chemistry between Ranbir and Sonam is the  unforgettable screen pairings are made of  this remarkable chemistry, full of friendship and a well romance within two young hearts.

Sakina (Sonam Kapoor) lives with her two aunts, one played to perfection by Begum Para. It’s a strange world, where her aunt, for fear of losing her, keeps her tied with a safety pin. The ambience is perfect with accents and andaaz all convincing pulling you into Sakina’s world. As for Sonam Kapoor, her beauty is exquisite and she is all grace right from her mile-long neck, guileless eyes, to her fluid movements. She is such an extreme departure from the poker- straight haired.
This story is about Ranbir Raj , who is a penniless singer that performs at a local restaurant, and he meets a damsel in distress and falls in love with her only to find that she loves another man(Salman Khan), who has been out for over a year. The lady awaits the return of her beloved and in the meantime develops a friendship with the singer. With minimal turns in the story, lady luck strikes for the lady’s love and her lover is back leaving the singer alone all over again. The singer is Ranbir, lady is Sonam and her lover is Salman. Rani also tags along in as the unwanted narrator, who falls for the young singer. She, of course, plays a prostitute.
The film’s consciously created staginess is its biggest virtue. It lends an otherworldly quality to the frames. The wispy characters may or may not exist outside the prostitute-narrator Rani Mukerji’s playful mind.she’s making up this beautiful tale of one sided love and perhaps the boy-man she took under her wings is just a figment of her imagination.
The disarming delicacy with which art directors Omang and Vinita Kumar and cinematographer Ravi Chandran have built the blue foundations of the film’s ravishingly romantic imagination lifts Dostoevsky’s play to the sphere of poetry.

Monty Sharma’s soul-stirring music adds an entirely new dimension to this Romantic story.

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