Barely ki Barfi is copy of Saajan - Page 3

Originally posted by: DriftInfinitely

Which novel?

The Ingredients of Love by Nicolas Barreau.

This is the synopsis-

The day begins like any other Saturday for beautiful Parisian restaurateur Aurelie Bredin, until she wakes up to find her apartment empty - her boyfriend gone off with another woman. Heartbroken, Aurelie walks the streets of Paris in the rain, finally seeking refuge in a little bookshop in the Ile Saint-Louis, where she's drawn to a novel titled The Smiles of Women by obscure English author Robert Miller. She buys it and takes it home, but when she begins to read she's astonished: The Smiles of Women can't possibly be about her restaurant, about her. Except, it is. Flattered and curious to know more, Aurelie attempts to get in touch with the reclusive Mr Miller, but it proves to be a daunting task. His French publishers seem determined to keep his identity secret, and while the Editor-in-Chief Andre Chabanais is happy to give Aurelie his time, he seems mysteriously unwilling to help her find her author. Is Robert Miller really so shy, or is there something that Andre isn't telling Aurelie?

The above story sounds beautiful and perfect for a movie but reading synopsis of movie I feel they picked worst part of story where 30 something female behaved like teen..

Wish they used mature cast and stick to original plot, kriti doesn't have screen presence and this role need better female cast.

Let's see how it fares, hope it works for Aayushmaan though

Kriti can't even act. What an insult to Madhuri.
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Originally posted by: ght_shona_4evr

He is certifited idiot.

The director is an idiot for casting Kriti.
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