Moreover, he did not dub over his voice for this film, so his voice always sounded different (lower) than the other characters’ voices. He tried very hard to speak English like a Londoner but unfortunately, that came across and his fake accent became annoying after a while. So he was excellent in LAK and suited that role perfectly. And he shines in these handsome, charismatic, player roles. He’s not very educated but, well, he’s a prince, like, really. Saif Ali Khan has an interesting, fancy accent in English. I think Pawan did a good job as Arjun in this film but I was not impressed with the way he portrayed Michael. Everyone has a style that they maintain and the audience expects and waits for that. But the more of his films I see, the more I feel that he delivers his dialogues the same way in every film. I got acquainted with Pawan Kalyan films fairly late and I can’t deny that I was very impressed with him in Attharintiki Daaredi. God forbid, what will Telugu cinemagoers do if they see Pawan Kalyan beaten up on screen?! Telugu heroes don’t get beaten, they do all the beating. There are also added fight scenes, some fancy hero-wala dialogues and the scene where Saif was beaten up toward the end of LAK was removed altogether. The characters that Pawan Kalyan is playing are different in this film. But new elements were added to the story for this remake. Most of the scenes are directly copied, even the dialogues in those scenes are the same. Teen Maar is not an exact copy of Love Aaj Kal. The rest of the film is about whether Michael decides to go after his love and whether the two are able to come together. But she finds out that he has gotten a job in the US and will be going there. Right after the wedding is over, Meera realizes that she is still in love with Michael and calls him. Slowly, Michael comes to the realization that he is in love with Meera, but by this time it’s too late. He tells Michael about how Arjun fell in love and never gave up on his love until it became a success. After Meera (Trisha) goes to India, he befriends a restaurant owner who tells Michael about the story of his friend Arjun (Pawan). Michael (Pawan) is a modern chef who doesn’t believe in love ever after and dislikes committment.
They both move on and meet new people but they’re not able to get over one another entirely. If you have not seen the Hindi version, Teen Maar is about a modern Indian couple in the UK that break up because the girl is moving to India. Rishi Kapoor’s role was played by Paresh Rawal in Teen Maar, which was a pleasant surprise. The original cast included Saif Ali Khan, Deepika Padukone and Rishi Kapoor. Teen Maar is the Telugu remake of the Hindi film Love Aaj Kal, starring Pawan Kalyan and Trisha. If you haven’t yet seen this heartfelt Tamil film, make sure you do. The use of the camera was on point, and does indeed remind one of photography, especially in the earlier scenes of the movie where we are introduced to Ram the photographer. The background scores were beautiful, the songs were deep and touching. What made the movie so enchanting and beautiful for me was also the cinematography and the music.
I loved one of the last scenes in the movie, where Janu, unable to hold his hand otherwise, ensures that he does by stubbornly placing her hand on the gear while he is driving. The fact that they never embrace or hold each other was a literal symbolism of the reality that they cannot be together. But when I think again, I think that was a good call on part of the director. The chemistry and interaction between the characters were so intense in some moments when they just stood looking at each other, I nearly felt frustration at the lack of an embrace between them. One of the most unique and impactful decisions taken with the movie was the lack of physical contact. Despite its occasional drift into a fantasy world where the characters relive their emotions for one another in the same ways they had as teenagers, 96 remains real and authentic throughout.
In a few moments of the film, I was reminded of Vinnaithandi Varuvaya - old lovers meeting after many years, and when Janu re-tells their story having changed it into a happy ending rather than the sad reality. One connects with him quite instantaneously. Vijay does a tremendous job of delivering his character – his little nuances and personality traits. 96 is a notch better than the usual school-age romance we are used to. The storyline is so simple, and yet its delivery so profound and impactful. If you are a lover of the romance genre, this understated Tamil movie starring Vijay and Trisha will really move you.
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