Sonam Kapoor Aisha

Aisha is the Hindi movie released in 2010. It is the adaptation of the English novel ‘Emma’ written by Jane Austen and created an intimacy with the local environment by Devika Bhagat. The story revolves around the main character Aisha played by Sonam Kapoor. Jane Austen is the woman writer and she in her five novels portrayed every time a new realistic role of woman around us. We can find and relate those women among us. Director Rajshree Ojhha has presented Aisha is one such character who has coquettish ways, have nothing to do axcept shopping around and match-making.

Aisha is sought after the light comedy with love emblem. Aisha is a happy-go-lucky sort of character seeking pleasure in match-making. She enjoys in pairing the possible suitors and go to every extent for the successful result. You will find her freewheeling wherever her nose pointed in the guided by her friends like Spunky Pinky (Ira Dubey) a ditractor for Aisha even when she gets signal by her heart for Arjun (Abhay Deol). Arjun is a banker who persistantly pinch her for all her extravagence and becomes a source of displeasure.  She does not bother for his saying but tries to make suitor for Shefali her friend. Shefali. Aisha herself first feels attraction towards Desi-Englisg guy Dhruv (Arunoday Singh).

Aisha is constantly raising the slogan style about life is a bed of roses. Approximately three quarter of the film is useless pursuit of match-making, shopping mania and parlour visits till spectators thought to walk out for wasting time and find that Aisha has become the prey of cupid. Here somewhat drama creation has the margi but Aisha has lost all the sympathies of viewers to mourn for her loss of love. Despite all the modern touches, lullaby songs and real problems are failed to make the movie a hit on box office. Sonam Kapoor is still unable to give spark either by acting or her charms. May be she is acting on the formula as ‘experience makes perfect’ and waiting for the time when she will be experienced enough.