Pyar Impossible - "Not that impossible either".

To be honest guys – its refresher to see Priyanka Chopra and that too looking super hot. Unfortunately after “FASHION” she herself has raised her bar of acting thus “Pyar Impossible” is definitely a movie she has done to add “Yashraj Films” to her resume and off course I am sure the production house has paid her a healthy sum of money to be a part of the project. Although the music and the costumes are refreshing the movie dwells on a clichéd plot and an ever so predictable screenplay with a chalk full of already overused situations. However not all is bad in the film because the performances of each artist is really good. Uday Chopra has always followed the school of modern acting as opposed to method acting and once again he has done a swell job. Priyanka Chopra plays the character of a ditzy gall who is caught up with superficial aspects of life, she attempted her part well she is a great watch throughout the film. The little girl who plays Priyanka’s daughter in the film is a surprise element and definitely provokes audience’s minds that new acting talent in India is amazing and at a growing pace. Dino Morea – really played his character well because for some weird reason it is something that he probably relates to in real life than reel life. Come to think of it he is always playing roles of this suave rich Casanova just willing to have a good time – hehehehe – sorry Dino boy but I am actually complimenting you, many would love to be in your shoes.
What I liked about the film was some of the deep integrated love thoughts of “if you love someone then come what may he or she will always come back to you because he or she is made for you”, and to forget that love is not in the bodily aspects it is a deep connection a force that very few people can explain in words. – These angles were well synchronized in the film as well as being nicely shot. The album of the film will sell but the movie is a dud and probably be a good DVD sell as it has a certain urban appeal which will be adaptive to the NRI population abroad.

Its an average film –

Cheers -

Soouviek :)