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''Jaane Tu... Ya Jaane Na'' ("Whether you know it... Or not") was a critically and commercially successful [[Bollywood]] musical, released in the summer of 2008. The story centers around four [[True Companions|longtime friends]] narrating the love story of their friends Jai and Aditi. |
''Jaane Tu... Ya Jaane Na'' ("Whether you know it... Or not") was a critically and commercially successful [[Bollywood]] musical, released in the summer of 2008. The story centers around four [[True Companions|longtime friends]] narrating the love story of their friends Jai and Aditi. |
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''Jaane Tu... Ya Jaane Na'' follows six friends after college-- Jei, Aditi, Chalene, Jiggy, Rotcul, and [[Only Known |
''Jaane Tu... Ya Jaane Na'' follows six friends after college-- Jei, Aditi, Chalene, Jiggy, Rotcul, and [[Only Known by Their Nickname|"Bombs".]] The movie begins with the friends besides Jei and Aditi telling the story of those two friends to Jiggy's new girlfriend while they wait at the airport for them to arrive. |
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Jei and Aditi are the closest friends through five years of college, and they lead the close-knit group. Everyone assumes that they are deeply in love because they act so close and are constantly together, but they swear they are [[Just Friends]]. Both decide that to adjust to being on seperate continents from each other after college, they decide to give each other space and find a good match for each other. Jei gets a girl named Mehgan, and they become so infatuated that they leave the rest of the group behind. Mehgan puts a rift between Jei and Aditi, and they drift apart because of his relationship. Just as Jei begins to become unhappy with Mehgan, Aditi finds herself a guy. With marriage proposals on the way and engagements, it looks like the two would be better off not admitting their feelings at all. |
Jei and Aditi are the closest friends through five years of college, and they lead the close-knit group. Everyone assumes that they are deeply in love because they act so close and are constantly together, but they swear they are [[Just Friends]]. Both decide that to adjust to being on seperate continents from each other after college, they decide to give each other space and find a good match for each other. Jei gets a girl named Mehgan, and they become so infatuated that they leave the rest of the group behind. Mehgan puts a rift between Jei and Aditi, and they drift apart because of his relationship. Just as Jei begins to become unhappy with Mehgan, Aditi finds herself a guy. With marriage proposals on the way and engagements, it looks like the two would be better off not admitting their feelings at all. |
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* [[Relationship Upgrade]]: The entire point of the film. |
* [[Relationship Upgrade]]: The entire point of the film. |
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* [[She Is Not My Girlfriend]]: Aditi and Jei's attitude. |
* [[She Is Not My Girlfriend]]: Aditi and Jei's attitude. |
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* [[Shout-Out]]: The last scene has a person at the airport with a sign saying [[Waiting for Godot|"Mr. Godot"]]. |
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* [[True Companions]]: In the form of [[Martial Pacifist|Jai]], [[Tsundere|Aditi]], [[Emo|Rotlu]], [[The Cutie|Bombs]], [[Keet|Jiggy]] and [[Wise Beyond Their Years|Shaleen]]. |
* [[True Companions]]: In the form of [[Martial Pacifist|Jai]], [[Tsundere|Aditi]], [[Emo|Rotlu]], [[The Cutie|Bombs]], [[Keet|Jiggy]] and [[Wise Beyond Their Years|Shaleen]]. |
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* [[Tsundere]]: Aditi sure has her moments. So does Mala. |
* [[Tsundere]]: Aditi sure has her moments. So does Mala. |
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