Kangna Ranaut deserves the only star we give to this movie. Because of her dress and her restrained acting as Kaya. Happy to report she KOs Krrish in this movie.
(due to technical difficulties on www.filmorbit.com, i'm posting the review here.)
the more i yearn,
outside, it is magic hour,
inside, as i sit cross-legged,
amongst others, is pure magic.
i try to quell the questions
racing through my veins,
will you be here, will you?
will you recognize me?
will you raise that eyebrow
and gracefully acknowledge
the momentary loss of speech
and the skipping of a heartbeat,
should we come face to face?
you'd be older now, but
your perfect round bald head
would be illuminated as always
by some inner tubelight.
your eyelashes lowered to ignore
my need to see you in person.
they said you were here now.
would you be here now?
would you be sitting up there
in the front, next to the blue one,
just as i remember, just as before,
hunched over a butter lamp
coaxing the flame to burn brighter.
i should not be thus distracted
i know you would not want
me to be thus distracted
yet how easy it is to be distracted
i gather my wits, force my eyes shut
maybe then the blue one
will remind me why i am sitting here.
that's when your laughter rings
in my head. is this a new game
my blue one has created?
i allow the sweet suffocation
of incense to lure me back to prayer.
three hundred voices
begin to chant, "aummm…!"
i give in. to longing,
to desires, to yearning,
and exhale, "hmmm!"
dear love, how cold you are
perfect foil to my hot exhausted body,
i prefer this commune under the stars,
so sharp so blue, as if someone
had stabbed holes into the floor of heaven.
i like it because you are silent,
i like kissing your mouth
at once firm and vulnerable,
and a bit blue on the edges.
there are shadows beneath your eyes,
but i like kissing them just as i did before,
shivering with pleasure
when my lips touch your spiky lashes.
it’s good to have you all to myself.
the moon is hiding as well,
we are alone here on the thirteenth fairway,
unashamed of the unremarkable brownness
of my naked body lying next to yours,
so pale and magnificent,
so hard and unyielding,
i allow a sigh to disturb
this companionable silence,
it will be years before they call you topsoil.