Nine years ago, Deepak Tijori brought us Do Lafzon Ki Kahani, a romantic drama that tried to blend emotional storytelling with the energy of action. The film is a remake of the Korean movie Always, and while it had the right intentions, it didn’t quite hit the emotional mark it aimed for. Still, the performances by Randeep Hooda and Kajal Aggarwal managed to shine through in many moments.
Deepak Tijori’s Effort to Tell a Heartfelt Tale
Deepak Tijori, known for his earlier acting roles, stepped into the director’s chair for this emotional love story. While his intention was to deliver a touching film about love and second chances, the final product falls a little flat. The storytelling lacks the emotional depth and originality needed to truly connect with the audience. However, Deepak Tijori should be credited for trying to explore a softer, more sensitive side of storytelling, even if the execution wasn’t perfect.
The Story: Love, Pain, and Redemption
Do Lafzon Ki Kahani tells the story of Sooraj, a former boxer burdened by guilt and loss, and Jenny, a blind girl with a positive outlook on life. As their paths cross, love blooms—but so does the past. Sooraj’s dark history slowly unravels, making their relationship more complicated. The plot revolves around how love can heal, even when people are deeply hurt or broken.
Randeep Hooda’s Intense Performance
Randeep Hooda, as Sooraj, gives a strong performance. He brings real depth to his character, especially in the scenes where his inner struggles come out. His boxing scenes are especially powerful and show his dedication to the role. However, the script doesn’t always support his efforts. While his acting is gripping, the story sometimes feels weak and full of romantic clichés.
Kajal Aggarwal Brings Light to the Film
On the other hand, Kajal Aggarwal plays Jenny with warmth and positivity. Despite her character being blind, Jenny sees the world in a beautiful way. Kajal delivers a moving performance without falling into self-pity. Her energy and charm bring much-needed light to the film’s otherwise serious tone. Her chemistry with Hooda is real and touching, even though the script doesn’t always do their relationship justice.
