Film 'Pyaar Ke Do Naam' Review: Gandhi & Mandela's Philosophy

The film "Pyaar Ke Do Naam", released this Friday, 3 May 2024, is a love story-based film, but the audience feels the influence of the philosophy of Mahatma Gandhi and Nelson Mandela in its story. Director Danish Javed has tried to give it a different flavor from traditional stories and has also been successful in conveying his thinking to the intellectual audience.

"Pyaar Ke Do Naam": A Jocular Entertainment Production

Jocular Entertainment Pvt. Ltd. the producer of the film "Pyaar Ke Do Naam" made under the banner of Reliance Entertainment is Vijay Goyal and the co-producer is Shahab Allahabadi. The musician is Wasim Barelvi. Artists are- Bhavya Sachdev, Ankita Sahu, Kanika Gautam, Achal Tankwal etc.

The plot of the film revolves around a seminar on peace organized at Aligarh University. Arrangement of seminar- The responsibility of taking care of the guests is on Kabir and Saima. Aryan Khan and Kaira Singh, two researchers from different colleges, have to present their ideas which will make their career easier for them. Kyra Singh reflects on Gandhi and Aryan Khan reflects on Nelson Mandela. Coincidentally they find themselves living in the same place in opposite rooms.

A glimpse of love and philosophy brings the two young students closer. Kyra believes that love should be with one person from beginning to end. She believes that 'I will let only the one who touches me for the first time touch me for the last time'. Whereas Aryan's thinking is that as long as love is there, it is together. The name of the love story moving with this conflict of thoughts is "Pyaar Ke Do Naam".

Danish Javed, who is associated with the direction of many serials, has tried to do something new. Bhavya Sachdev, the face of many serials 'Kasauti Zindagi Ke' and 'Naagin 6' has acted well and Ankita Sahu also impresses. The film contains the spice of entertainment along with an ideological love story.

-Sharad Rai