Pooja being the conniving little minx she is, doesn’t back down and the two decide to travel back to India to tell everyone the truth and get married. He finally figures it out and suddenly snaps out of love from Tina in a second to now fall for Pooja, who had been the one catfishing him all along. Raj is delighted to host Pooja but finds out the truth when he hears her humming the same tune in a church that he apparently only sent to Tina through his emails. Well, not exactly because she has an interview, but at this point, we know better than to believe it was just a coincidence. Raj returns to London but Pooja, who probably didn’t want to give up on her chance at love, chases him there.
Raj and Tina’s parents soon announce their engagement and Pooja gets her heartbroken. Pooja is still falling in love from the sidelines but is also being kept just there - on the side. While she seemed intellectual and honestly - sane in her emails, she was pretty dense in reality.īut because she was ‘pretty’, she was able to keep the charade going for a bit. Shame!Īs the three hang out more and more, Raj realises that something about Tina doesn’t add up. When Raj arrives, he automatically makes his way to Tina and not Pooja, because the horny f*cker is still all about looks and beauty which pretty demeaningly have been reflected through a fair and long-haired and short-clothed Tina and not through a conservative, dusky-skinned Pooja. And considering she calls Raj “Mr America” throughout the movie when he actually came back from Britain, is pretty self-explanatory.
But, hardly anything gets through her thick brain. Raj promises Tina (secretly Pooja) that he will recognise her instantly despite not having seen each other in years and deep down Pooja hopes he will pick her.Īt the same time, Pooja has a mini-meltdown thinking her lie would be caught and tells Tina everything. That is up until Raj and his family decide to fly down home and make a visit to their friends. Years pass by and Pooja keeps falling for her friend who is simultaneously falling for Pooja’s version of Tina.Īnd Tina, on the other hand, has completely forgotten about the boy. And safe to say, she doesn’t do a good job. To which, rather sneakily, Pooja starts to reply all the while pretending to be Tina. The moment Raj lands in London, he starts emailing Tina. Tina doesn’t give two flying fu*ks because is it even a Kareena Kapoor character if she cares about anyone but herself? Meanwhile, Pooja is eavesdropping on everything considering she has this huge crush on Raj who practically sees through her.you know.because she is pretty much invisible to him! Raj along with his family is moving to London and while the kids are bidding adieu, Raj asks Tina to stay in touch with him through email. It also doesn’t help that for feeding into this rather cringy stereotype, Tina is played by a comparatively fair actress (Kareena) while the role of Pooja is being essayed by a dusky actress (Rani). The movie begins with a rather stereotypical scene at a train station where we find out that Raj (Hrithik Roshan), Tina (Kareena Kapoor) and Pooja (Rani Mukherjee) are all childhood friends and Raj is smitten with Tina as she’s been made to seem like the obvious choice owing to her looks. In fact, the movie takes the concept of friendship and throws it right out of the window to make some space for lying, conspiracy and catfishing. Which, for you, can loosely translate into the fact that while you may be at the risk of going completely deaf by watching Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon, your eardrums might just survive this movie we are going to review today.įirst things first, the title of the movie that translates into ‘Will you be my friend’ is actually about anything but friendship. From a scale of Hrithik and Kareena Kapoor in Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham to the duo in Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon, with the latter (obviously) being their worst and OTT film, Mujhse Dosti Karoge falls somewhere in the middle of the two films.
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