Chennai Express (2013)

When I first started this movie, I was worried, because Rahul (Shahrukh Khan) was such a stupid boy who couldn't even be bothered to fulfill his grandfather's last wish to have his ashes submerged in Rameswaram.  Instead he decides to go to Goa with his friends and dump his grandfather there.  So he hops on the Chennai Express, which doesn't go to Rameswaram. 

Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani (2013)

 
So my friend lizabreff has finally found her Bollywood Boyfriend in Ranbir Kapoor.  He is a tall sexy dude, so I can only understand this.  I have always been impressed with him since I watched Barfi! and this movie is just more reasons to love him.

Cocktail (2012)

I awaited this to come on to video in the US ever since I saw a preview for it, so like since it came out.  I wanted to watch it because Saif Ali Khan and it looked funny.  It did not disappoint me.  It is a strangely typical yet random film.  It's obviously a romcom love triangle type deal, but while it follows the predictable, it's still surprised me several times.  Also, it's only have romance and the other half is focused on friends and loyalty.

Chandni Chowk to China (2009)

I only decided to watch this one based on the premise.  I love Kung Fu movies, even really bad ones, so I was curious to see what the Bollywood take on a Kung Fu movie would be like off.  I mean this is essentially a Kung Fu spoof movie.  It's got Akshay Kumar, who I've only seen in that Yeh Dillagi film that was so bad,  and Deepika Padukone.

Om Shanti Om (2007)

I think I judges this one too harshly when I watched it.  Maybe because of how disappointed I was with Paheli, I really needed a high quality Shahrukh film.  This one was just not quite that.  It;s probably way better than I remember it being, but definitely on the more cheesy side, which was a problem for me at the time.  But even as I am writing this, it is clearly an awesome movie, so I'm going to have to watch it again.

Love Aaj Kal (2009)

This one is an interesting film, as it follows two alternate story lines, with the past being told to help the present.  Saif Ali Khan plays both the young version of the man telling about the past, Veer Singh, and the main man in the present, Jai, as well.  Veer is telling his story to Jai to keep him from messing up his love life through putting career and other obligations first as Jai and his girlfriend Meera (Deepika Padukone), break up.