When asked who is the actor who can make me cry the most watching the film, then I only remember the name of a film specification actor who has the sadness, Shahrukh Khan [SRK]. Yeah right, he's the legendary Bollywood cinema who always successfully presents a tear-- bomb rule.
This time we are back again with the 
@wiseagent/league-of-movies-hive-writing-contest-second-edition-or-week-02-tear-bomb
SRK has always managed to play an impressive role in a love story. Stories peppered with jokes and even tears are the specifications of this Bollywood star.
Shakhrukh is synonymous with fairy tales of love. I mean, the films he starred mostly made use of three elements that were always in a fairy tale: magnificent palaces, a death that changed everything, and tears in love.
Kuch Kuch Hota Hai, Mohabbatein, Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham, Devdas, to the last My Name is Khan, are a few examples [I am quite memorizing the films in the head]. Certainly, it was these tales that made him the largest and most popular of Bollywood stars of his time, or perhaps even of all time.
There are a lot of films that he plays as my favorite, but Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi is the chosen film that I will review and make it an entry in the League of movie challenges this time.
What will a man who sincerely loves you do? It can be anything, anyone, and wherever you are. Beautiful love, and it was only sent by God, in my opinion after watching this film.
The film, released at the end of 2008 in Bollywood cinema, tells the story of the son of a professor named Taani Sahni (Anushka Sharma) who must face a harsh reality. Prospective husband and his entourage died in an accident.
Knowing that Taani's father had a heart attack and had to be hospitalized. For fear Taani would be alone, the professor asked his former student Surinder "Suri" Sahni (Shahrukh Khan) to marry the princess.
Serving as Surinder "Suri" Sahni is the weirdest ever played by the Bollywood maestro, acting like a geek and being an unpleasant husband figure at first for Taani. Suri himself is an introverted and shy office employee. That is very different from the personality of Taani, who is an extravert.
Suri, Surinder Sahni's nickname, is willing to do anything to make his wife happy also make her happy again like before she married Suri. For his intention, Suri was willing to pretend to be another male figure who was very different from his daily life as an employee (Punjab Power) in his area, Amritsar.
Suri's daily life is only spent between his home and office. He is like an ordinary office employee only dressed appropriately (not sloppy / slang) and can be said to be geeky. This is reinforced by the use of glasses and thick mustaches like old office men. However, since he married Taani, he has turned into a young man who, according to his friend, Bobby Khosla (Vinay Pathak), is macho. He changed into a new figure named Raj.
Taani's moodiness became clearer when Suri took him to the house that had been the palace of a Surinder Sahni. Since he first set foot there until nightfall, Taani only stayed in the room. She did not heed Suri's call for breakfast. In fact, when Suri asked Taani to meet her office friends who knew about Suri's marriage, Taani just stayed nailed in her room. Suri is very patient, very understanding of his wife's feelings. He did not force it at all. He even asked Taani to rest.
This film is indeed different from the film starring SRK before. There is no grandeur, classic and like life in everyday life. If there is a splendor that appears in the film, it must be the landscape of the Golden Temple, the center of worship of Sikhs, in Amristar, the city that is setting this film.
But, however, there is no grandeur in this film that exceeds the love story. If you never really get a clear example of the concept of sincerity, then Suri's love for Taani is the most description of it (Doomsday is Near, I feel I must follow in this matter)
There is no other purpose for Suri than to restore Taani's joy. He is willing to do anything for it. Understanding his wife's inner state, he was willing to wait for when his wife's love for him grew. He was willing to hide his love so that Taani's sadness would not even increase.
He was even willing to be anyone, including being Raj - who was not himself at all. And, amazingly, he did not expect what he did reciprocated. That's because Suri loves his wife as much as he loves God.
For those who love Shahrukh Khan because this person is so good at crying and makes watching cry. But not only that occasionally also packed in the romantic comedy.
I love this song so much, and I put it here, enjoy it!
Although Taani is portrayed as a depressed young wife, she is only seen shedding tears when the film has entered the last 30 minutes - from 3 hours of film, even so I feel this film is very torturous inner when watching the ending story.
Raj's cheerful character can be found in many SRK films before, but Suri — with his fake mustache, shirt, and office pants — is a special offering from this Bollywood ruler. He can play 2 roles at once in one story.
Suri also faced a dilemma, he could not say that he was disguised as Raj. He was disappointed because Taani could not love him as Suri but as Raj. How does it feel to be two different people who share one feeling?
Suri told Bobby that he would end the play in his own way, sacrifice his passion for his love, leave him his own. How does the Suri and Taani relationship end? This is one of the highly recommended films for you to watch, here I am including a trailer so that your curiosity increases again:
I call to 
and 
to join this challenge, and enjoy it.
and to join this challenge, and enjoy it.Hive Gift by 