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Synopsis: Befikre is a story that celebrates being carefree in love. A quintessential Delhi boy Dharam (Ranveer Singh) comes to Paris for work in search of an adventure. Just when he was about to embark on this journey of his life he bumps into a wild, free spirited, French born Indian girl Shyra (Vaani Kapoor). A feisty romance ensues between the two in which both of their personalities- one being an equal match for the other are tested to the limit. Battling their ups and downs, both realize that love is a leap of faith that can only be taken by those who dare to love.
 
IMDB:
3.8
Rotten Tomatoes:
38%
UNRATED
Year:
2016
130 min
693 Views


...and a lovely one, too. No date

could be as memorable.

Thank you, my friend.

Good night.

He's not going to look back.

Waiting for someone to look back

is so 90s.

I was just checking out his ass.

Cute, no?

Really?

I partied after a year. I had a blast.

The banker is a cool guy.

Cool, decent and fun.

A rare combination.

Come to think of it,

he's everything you

wanted me to be.

Hook him!

He was my date, but you're

the one swooning.

Ok. You stay cool. But if he

throws you a line, grab it.

I'm done with hooking up,

breaking up.

I want to stop. Be still.

Stay in one place.

You're scaring me.

I'm scared too. I feel as though

I've finally grown up.

Don't want to be stupid anymore.

So when will I get this

"grown up" feeling?

Not in this lifetime for sure.

But don't lose heart.

Guys like you are assured a rebirth

to repent for all your sins.

- You've sinned more than me, witch.

- But I paid up being with you.

Now I get it.

So all the boyfriends before me

were your "sins."

And I, your "atonement."

Anay, your "reward."

Exactly!

I don't believe it.

I'm your "atonement?"

- That's worse than "sin."

- Get over it!

Walk home alone.

Hope you're mugged.

(DOG BARKING)

Shyra, wait!

(PHONE RINGING)

Bonjour. Paris Sidewalks.

Can I help you?

May I speak to singer

Sunidhi Chauhan?

Pardon?

Singer Sonu Nigam here.

Anay!

You remember my name.

That's a good sign.

I had a good time last night.

Your pal Dharam is nuts. He's mad.

He has a crush on you too.

If you want to avoid me,

give me his number...

...I'll try my luck with him.

Seriously, Shyra, I really like you.

If you don't think I'm an

avoidable boring banker,

let me take you out next week.

Next month?

How about next year?

Tonight?

Tonight? I can't. I have a date.

I'm sorry.

I'm kidding! Pick you up at 8.

Ok.

(FOOTBALL MATCH, TV)

Off to Disneyland?

Yes? Looks hot?

Did someone die?

(GASPS)

Hello!

Meeting in a restaurant?

Or booked a hotel room?

- Idiot.

- Please change.

Perfect!

Enjoy!

So, did you have sex?

- Dharam, it was our first date.

- So what?

On our first date you shook

the Eiffel Tower.

- That's why we're just friends today.

- Oh, this is the forever guy.

Is that why you're playing

goody-goody with Mr Banker?

- Shut up.

- Did you kiss?

He's a gentleman, not

a pervert like you.

What a loser!

So you just whispered

sweet nothings in his ear?

How sweet!

You're giving me diabetes.

Oh, get lost.

The girl who fell into my cornflakes...

(OPERA, SINGING)

Every time I go to the opera,

it feels like the first time.

I can't explain it but...

Am I boring you?

Not at all. You know so much

about the opera.

In fact, if you hadn't explained,

it would've bored me.

I like you, Shyra.

I really like you.

So no kissy-wissy last night?

No.

I hope this banker isn't gay?

You better find out.

You're finally serious

about a guy...

...don't want you crying on

my shoulder, wetting my t-shirt.

- He's not gay.

- How do you know?

You would know. You have

a lifetime of experience.

So it's the opera every Friday?

What about our Friday movie night?

That's damn gay.

That's very rude.

- Not you! A movie? Friday night?

- Don't think so.

You want ball?

(MUSIC, RECORD STORE)

Anay, my man.

Dharam, my man. Am I disturbing?

I have a rule.

Never work so much that

a friend could disturb you.

Nice. Need a favour. Can you

gatecrash my date again?

Of course. That's my specialty.

When and where?

I have a yacht in Cannes. I'd like

Shyra to come for the weekend.

Come with us, it'll be fun. And

Shyra will feel more comfortable.

You must have a special friend.

Bring her too.

Of course, of course.

My special friend and I'll be there.

Great! I'll text you the time

and place.

Awesome!

You like French music?

I like French girls who like

French music.

Baby, I love your skin.

So nice and silky!

You're French rasmalai.

- You know "rasmalai?"

- No.

Like mille-feuille.

(WOWING)

New bikini for new boyfriend?

Your Miss Playboy is here, so I'd

better put up a good fight.

Hot, no?

- Do you ever talk or just...

- I have you for talking.

Oh, yeah. Right.

I have only one life.

Can't blow it talking.

Guys, ice-lollies.

Cool!

Give me one.

Baby, want an ice-lolly?

I can't. I have a Vogue shoot

on Monday.

A Vogue shoot on Monday?

Poor girl. She's a model.

I'll take both.

- Come!

- I don't know how to swim, baby.

Hey, Shyra. Can you please

explain to her in French?

- Come on! It's only a Jet Ski.

- Dharam, I'll save you.

(WATER SPLASHING)

(GROANING)

Mama...

I hope you're not bored

with the boring banker.

'Cos the banker is bored stiff.

Good night, Shyra.

I better go.

(DOOR OPENS)

Oh, what a gentleman.

(SQUEALING)

Round 2.

What an idiot!

(CAR DOOR OPENS)

"Shyra, please meet me at 8

at the top of the Eiffel Tower.

"Something very important.

"Wear that blue dress

I bought you. Please.

"Love you. See you there."

Shyra, I live in the modern world

but I'm old-fashioned.

I follow the traditional path

when taking life decisions.

Oxford-educated, work in an old

finance company and now...

...romancing at the top

of the Eiffel Tower.

I know it's a clich.

But it's classic...

...and beautiful...just like you.

I know it's the live-in age. Couples

try it out before the big leap.

But I don't need time to choose

my life partner.

I'm a banker, so I know a good

investment when I see one.

So Miss Shyra Gill...

...will you marry me?

WITCH.

(PHONE RINGING)

Can't talk, call tomorrow.

Meet me at the Place des Vosges.

Shyra, I'm in a highly sensitive

position right now. Can't leave.

I don't care, Dharam Gulati.

15 minutes!

(FOUNTAIN WATER GUSHING)

If it's anything less than cancer,

I'll kill you myself.

I sacrificed the hottest moment

of my life for you.

- Anay has proposed to me.

- Proposed, as in...?

Marriage?

Do you think I'm a girl someone

can spend a lifetime with?

I don't know why

I'm asking you.

No one has spent as much time

with me as you.

Never lived with anyone else.

Never felt scared getting into

a relationship before.

Didn't believe any relationship

was forever.

But a marriage is forever, right?

I have often failed in love,

I don't want to fail at marriage.

I'll tell you a little secret.

This forever kind of love is an idea

you girls are born with.

And you'd just have to wait

for the right guy to show up.

But till now you've only met lusty

fools like me. Can you think "forever?"

Now the right guy has finally

shown up.

Don't over-think.

Anay is perfect for you.

And he couldn't dream of

a better life-partner.

It's Dharam's guarantee!

You're 24-hour entertainment.

He'll never get bored.

Just say yes.

No chance you'll fail.

I can't believe...

...I'm asking you for advice in making

my biggest decision.

(LAUGHING)

- I'll be finished.

- Not really. You'll just get fat.

You'll walk in the park with

a milk bottle in one hand...

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Aditya Chopra

Aditya Chopra (born 21 May 1971) is an Indian filmmaker. His work as a director includes Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge (1995), Mohabbatein (2000), Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi (2008) and Befikre (2016).He is also the current Chairman of India's multi-national film, media and entertainment conglomerate Yash Raj Films (YRF). Chopra has written and produced a number of critically acclaimed and commercially successful films under the banner such as Veer-Zaara (2004), Fanaa (2006), Band Baaja Baaraat (2010), Jab Tak Hai Jaan (2012), the Dhoom series (2004, 2006 & 2013), Sultan (2016) and the Tiger series (2012 & 2017). He has broken away from typecast through production of off-beat films such as Kabul Express (2006), Chak De! India (2007), Rocket Singh (2009), Dum Laga Ke Haisha (2015) and Hichki! (2018), that do not necessarily fit into the realm of "Masala films". Chopra is also the first to move towards a true film studio model through independent projects helmed by producers, writers and directors under his banner. Major production and post-production work of the company is now carried out of YRF Studios (co-founded by his ex-wife Payal Khanna), where Chopra serves as Chief Executive. As of March 2018, he has produced eight films that have accumulated worldwide gross earnings of more than ₹200 crore, which is the most for an Indian film producer. In December 2009, Chopra rejected an extremely aggressive acquisition bid by Walt Disney, valued upwards of ₹2500 crore, to remain and continue purely as an independent entity exclusively funded by domestic enterprises. Apart from emerging as an equitable brand, his company has earned the status of a movie movie mogul, through distribution networks spread across the globe. With a majority of his work being part of the highest grossing films of all time, the company is estimated to be net worth ₹6350 crore (FY17/18) by multiple NSE and BSE analysts, thereby making it the biggest and most successful film production company in the history of Cinema. The Government of India honoured him with the National Film Award for his contribution to the arts, on three separate years (1995, 2005 and 2007) through the Directorate of Film Festivals. In June 2018, he was awarded membership into The Academy by the Producers Guild of America. Widely regarded as one of the most influential and powerful executives in Indian entertainment, Chopra has however rejected the publicity and fame that came with being Yash Chopra's son and the Chief Executive of Yash Raj Films. He has remained extremely media-shy and a passive individual, battling constant reports of an alleged dysthymic disorder throughout his three-decade career, resulting in very few public photos of him being in existence. more…

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