Mumbai : 5 Reasons Why You should Watch Ved
1. Riteish And Genelia Come Together on Screen After a long time
Star couple Riteish and Genelia Deshmukh, who have won the public’s hearts long back, with their heart warming chemistry on and off screen, are making the film the most awaited one. Genelia Deshmukh and Riteish Deshmukh look just perfect opposite each other and Ved gives the fans of the happy couple an opportunity to see them together after Tere Naal Love Ho Gaya.
2. Riteish Deshmukh Shines as a Director
Riteish Deshmukh’s Ved which his first as a director has wowed us all with its amazing cast and direction along with it’s path breaking acceptance by audiences. A peak into the movie reveals the Directorial skills of Riteish Deshmukh, who turned Ved into the most interesting of films and a beautiful love story.
3. Genelia Deshmukh’s Superb Comeback
Genelia’s renders a heart touching and moving execution that has From the time she appears on screen, the entire scene gets brighter. Genelia Deshmukh, is back with a bang with Ved where her Marathi girl look has won our hearts with her spectacular performance. Genelia , gave a gripping performance in what is one of her best ones yet and received a lot of appreciation from the fans and admirers
4. Salman Khan’s Cameo is a Surprising Treat
The brotherhood between Salman and Riteish’s quite catchy is the highlight of the whole song. It shows a man (Riteish) who is so stuck in his own problems that he doesn’t notice anything else. Interestingly, Salman Khan was also part of Riteish Deshmukh’s debut Marathi film ‘Lai Bhaari’ .The song opens with Salman making an entrance, sporting his now familiar blue and silver bracelet. He then grabbed and wore a maroon checkered shirt over his blue T-shirt and jeans.
5. Ajay-Atul’s Music Makes the Movie a Memorable Fantasy
The beautiful tracks composed by Ajay – Atul who have also penned down the mesmerizing lyrics of the songs tie the entire experience together. The song ‘Sukh Kalale’ is melodious and Ved Lavlay is just amazing.
