Other boys and girls try and mess up the pairing unsuccessfully before the parents stem in and finish the job. Chartered? Surely they didn’t mean ‘private’?) and all we know is that he surfs (entry montage) and loves being the court jester. Etc.) The boy (debutant Girish Kumar) is an NRI billionaire’s son (“He owns a chartered plane,” we’re told. The entire first half takes place during a friend’s wedding in a mansion (a situation last seen in Yeh Jawani Hai Deewani, first thought of by the Lumière brothers) where boy meets girl who doesn’t like him at first, but he wins her over with his bounciness and scraps of goodness (he tells her dress’ zip’s down. Who should we blame? The makers for hiding behind well-worn petticoats or the audience who seem to be showing no evolution of thought? RV is the lightest of dramas, with zero stress for viewers who revel in the familiar. It has now been remade in five languages, including (Wikipedia informs us) Nepali. And RV is merely a substitute for other once-upon-a-time original films. There’s no substitute for being original. There’s not an iota of realism or truth to be found.
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This is entirely intentional, the movie is acutely self-aware of what it’s aspiring for. Central Jail, the hinterland, a temple, offerings, dua, Ma, dead Ma, stars as people, farmer’s boy, responsible brother, villainous zamindaar, his goons armed with sticks, brother beating up thugs who’re looking to loot her izzat … phrases that define the first ten minutes, and give you a clear picture that as far the cultural impact of the 70’s and 80’s will never get old.