R Madhavan's character Maddy made us all believe in the concept of love at first sight and we still love him for the way he loved Reena, a role essayed by Dia Mirza. It explored the nuances of an urban relationship beautifully. Sid's character epitomised the confusion of our generation. Wake Up Sid starring Ranbir Kapoor in the lead, was perhaps one of the most relatable films of our time. The middle-aged couple, constantly mocked by people for their second marriage, taught us how to live our lives to the fullest without giving a fuck about 'duniya kya sochegi'. This film had many different stories to tell but the one we could relate with was of Boman Irani and Shabana Azmi. Six newly married couples and a joyful ride to a four-day trip to Goa. This isn't a film about a happy ending or a happily-ever-after but it teaches us to move on despite our struggles. Deepak's love for Shalu knows no caste barriers. Story of love and loss, this sensitive film delved into our deepest fears and insecurities and spoke to us. Masaan was a rare gem that one cannot afford to miss. No love at first sight, no over-the-top scenes, this film was as real as it gets. Two people who are arranged to marry each other, refuse to do so but end up falling in love with one another eventually. Imtiaz Ali's debut film still remains one of our favourite romantic films, despite receiving a lukewarm response at the box office. Her character is someone we all need in our lives.įrom the love guru of Indian cinema, came another beautiful take on romance, Socha Na Tha. Not only did she become a crying shoulder for Aditya but also shared a special space in his heart post his recovery. Who wouldn't relate with Geet, a feisty Punjabi girl who helped a heartbroken-depressed businessman, Aditya, get through his breakup. Probably one of Imtiaz Ali's best movie, Jab We Met taught us to love, laugh and live. They don't realise or accept love for each other until Jai finds a girl and Aditi starts missing him and his company. They want to settle down in life after college but not with each other. It's a tale of college besties, Jai, the most non-violent Rajput ever and Aditi, a highly aggressive and impulsive girl. Here's a list of best Bollywood romances, that were perfectly relatable to our generation.Ī very refreshing take on love, romance, friendship and life, Ye Jawaani Hai Deewani was for this generation our DDLJ. The coming-of-age film made it a point to celebrate love but not at the cost of sacrificing one's passion. Feelings that we could not define or describe, found their way into these films and characters. While our Bollywood romances usually always involved dancing around the trees, followed the typical 'boy meets girl' format, finally films and scripts changed for the better and we were bestowed with some of these gems, that spoke to us.
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