A likeable take of youngistan
Show time: Meenakshi Rao Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na Stars: Imran Khan, Genelia D'souza, Paresh Rawal Showing at: PVR, others Ratings: 6/10 This is Aamir Khan's youngistan - hep, happening and yet rooted in love and fresh air with no worry in the world. If you are looking for something very spectacular in this launch pad of yet another Khan, you will be sorely disappointed. But if you want to soak in the spirit of usual life in a young terrain, you will not only feel young yourself but will also marvel at the complete denial of any histrionic hyperactivity in the movie. To put it simply, it ambles along without any pauses. Aamir's nephew Imran, though unusually bushy eyebrowed, does manages to sprinkle his boy-next-door charm on the screen, though one must say a lot of peppy props in the form of friends and their fuchhas cushions the sags in his maiden appearance. Genelia looks adequately young and merges into her hyper character rather well. As a foil to all these sweet nothings who are really something, there is an older generation in the form of a photo-framed Naseer Shah, his wife Ratna Pathak Shah and Paresh Rawal besides, out from oblivion, Anuradha Patel. But it is not about them and they smoothen the edges from where they are meant to be - on the fringes of their young ones' lives. Jaane Tu... is light yet enjoyable, aam yet loving, and just too young to not be indulged in.
