Devdas Movie Download

10 / 10

Forget the haters! This is an awesome film!
Coming off a film like ‘Albela’, it was very important for Aishwarya Rai to do a film like this! A lot of people had been speculating about her beauty, charm, acting and dancing skills etc. etc. and I think this was the film that shut them all up. I can’t imagine that so many people think this film is crap, yet there are 92 reviews and comments before mine. I think that’s saying something. Anyhow, in this Epic of Titanic proportions, Aishwarya Rai plays Paro, a lovely young woman coming of age, whose sole purpose in life is to worship her childhood friendship and friend Devdas (played by Shah Rukh Khan), just one look at her and you can tell that Paro/Pavrati is one half of a two part series of star-crossed lovers. It’s Romeo and Juliet meets Titanic meet Tuck everlasting meets every colourful bollywood picture you have ever seen all rolled into one magnificent masterpiece! While they are preteens, Devdas is sent away by his family to go study in England and this devastates Paro who is chastised by her mother for over-reacting during the boy’s departure. As she blossoms into a teenager, Paro’s love for Devdas only grows and one day she is told that Devdas is to return home to India. Naturally, she is beyond overjoyed and prepares herself for his arrival, only to develop an inexplicable fright when he finally comes to her house to see her. A game of cat and mouse ensues but the two would-be lovers finally come face to face and find that their attraction has grown. Enter the evil conniving family feuds, the caste systems and surely you know that all this takes a toll on this everlasting friendship. Somehow, Paro’s love eludes Devdas and he winds up with a gypsy’s curse looming over his head until the final moment of the film when Paro’s husband executes his own curse on his wife, while Devdas’s curse finally catches up with him. A devastating and earth shattering blow that ends their friendship and love forever! This of course, is only part of the story, there are lots of twists and turns and while it is a remake of the 1950s classic of the same name, this version is a unique must see of its own. Don’t miss the show-stopping song and dance numbers especially ‘Sisila ye’ and ‘Dola re Dola’ which teams up the dancing queens (Ash and Madhuri Dixit) in a dance-floor showdown! A+Read More