A still from the movie Finding Fanny
Highlights
- If you are tired of masala potboilers, run of the mill comedies and action flicks, then Finding Fanny seems promising. The movie, the first look of which is out, is about the journey of five Goans who embark on a road trip in search of an old postman's (Naseeruddin Shah) childhood love Fanny Fernandes.
- The trailer opens with Deepika Padukone and Arjun Kapoor holding hands and peering at a hill facing the sea. Giving them company is Dimple Kapadia, who comforts a dejected Pankaj Kapur. Deepika says, "Love never dies, it's somewhere, sometimes you just have to find it."
- Scene 2: A flashback of Deepika Padukone, looking quite cheerful as she attends her husband's funeral. She recalls her wedding day recounting that it was the first time she was ever kissed, 15 minutes before her husband (Ranveer Singh) choked to his death."I'm a virgin," she adds. Dimple Kapadia plays a strong headed lady who catches the fancy of Pankaj Kapur.
- The characters are, at the very least, quirky.
- Sample this: Arjun Kapoor asks Dimple about the identity of a man in a portrait and she retorts, "Jesus Christ, now we don't recognise our father." Arjun responds, "This used to be a black and white photograph" and Dimple remarks that he used to be in the pink of health. Arjun says, "Health? I don't think you realise this man is dead."
- And this
- Naseeruddin Shah weeps for his lost love Fanny. Deepika's response is to gag him and pour water over his face. She later asks him, "Do you want to die never knowing what happened to the only person you wanted to spend your whole life with?." Naseeruddin Shah: "I don't want to die."
- And therein begins the quest to find Fanny. Romance blooms between Deepika and Arjun and between Pankaj Kapur and Dimple Kapadia as they journey through the picturesque locales of Goa.
- Finding Fanny, which has been directed by Homi Adajania, will hit the screens on September 12 this year.
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If you are tired of masala potboilers, run of the mill comedies and action flicks, then
Finding Fanny seems promising. The movie, the first look of which is out, is about the journey of five Goans who embark on a road trip in search of an old postman's (Naseeruddin Shah) childhood love Fanny Fernandes. (Also Read:
Arjun Kapoor Sports Bohemian Look in Finding Fanny)
The trailer opens with Deepika Padukone and Arjun Kapoor holding hands and peering at a hill facing the sea. Giving them company is Dimple Kapadia, who comforts a dejected Pankaj Kapur. Deepika says, "Love never dies, it's somewhere, sometimes you just have to find it."
Scene 2: A flashback of Deepika Padukone, looking quite cheerful as she attends her husband's funeral. She recalls her wedding day recounting that it was the first time she was ever kissed, 15 minutes before her husband (Ranveer Singh) choked to his death."I'm a virgin," she adds. Dimple Kapadia plays a strong headed lady who catches the fancy of Pankaj Kapur.
The characters are, at the very least, quirky.
Sample this: Arjun Kapoor asks Dimple about the identity of a man in a portrait and she retorts, "Jesus Christ, now we don't recognise our father." Arjun responds, "This used to be a black and white photograph" and Dimple remarks that he used to be in the pink of health. Arjun says, "Health? I don't think you realise this man is dead."
And this
Naseeruddin Shah weeps for his lost love Fanny. Deepika's response is to gag him and pour water over his face. She later asks him, "Do you want to die never knowing what happened to the only person you wanted to spend your whole life with?." Naseeruddin Shah: "I don't want to die."
And therein begins the quest to find Fanny. Romance blooms between Deepika and Arjun and between Pankaj Kapur and Dimple Kapadia as they journey through the picturesque locales of Goa.
Finding Fanny, which has been directed by Homi Adajania, will hit the screens on September 12 this year.
Watch