Description : The hero (Prateik Babbar, with eyes that look strangely uncomfortable before a camera) is a Maharashtrian brahmin, a film-buff, and an aspiring filmmaker. He wants to intern under director Anurag Kashyap, but his mentor wants him to assist Ramesh Sippy instead, so he can work on films like Sholay and Shaan. Umm, wasn�t that in the �70s? Never mind. The girl (Amy Johnson; stilted, coy) is a Malayali Christian, a year older than him, living in a conservative home, with a dad who wouldn�t allow her to talk to any guy (any guy, ever). Or watch movies, because it�s against their religion (she�s only seen four films!). Hero shadows her all over the place. The brother follows her around like a personal security guard. She�s a working girl. Both the boy and her have evidently been raised in upper middle-class Mumbai.
Ek Deewana Tha (2012) - DVD
